Asian-Style Pork and Vegetable Noodles
Show: 30 Minute Meals
Episode: Dinner You Can Relax By
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By misstexastara
Austin, Tx
on February 14, 2010
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Almost perfect! This was super good. My husband loved it and my picky 8 year old loved the pork and just picked that out and ate it. Two things I must mention: 1. This yields about 8 servings so should have cut it in half for my family of three 2. As the other reviews say, this is not a quick meal... from beginning to end took me about an hour (mostly prep time.
By jcarter
North Las Vegas
on February 11, 2010
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I made this meal last night, and I surprised myself. I used the wok and dry spaghetti noodles, and I added asparagus. I also doubled the sauce recipe. I believe the sauce is the key to success with this recipe. I left out the mushrooms and added yellow bell pepper. This recipe is amazing. It yields enough to fill the wok. DELICH!!!!!! It's full of flavor. My family and I ultimately enjoyed the noodles. It taste even better the next day. I think next time I'll make it with shrimp instead of pork.
Thanks for another fabulous recipe RR!
By alidoremi
Sunny California
on October 17, 2009
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I make this regularly with chicken instead of pork and my family loves it. The sauce is so tasty (must be the sesame oil. I usually make more of the sauce so that the noodles really soak it up.
Downside is that it's not really 30 minutes but oh well.... it's great just the same!
By daynac151
New Orleans, LA
on June 11, 2009
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Simple & Delicious. Also a good idea for entertaining a large crowd of people. Will make again!!
By kimh21212
Albany, NY
on March 09, 2009
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This was a fabulous dish. It was light and tasty. I didn't have the sesame oil on hand, so I omitted it. I added some asparagus which was great and I will definitely make this one again.
By dilocorinne_113...
townsend, MA
on February 28, 2009
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What a nice flavor! Even though I didn't have the right mustard, I used spicy brown instead. I added some broccoli with the carrots and blanched them together. I found half the pkg. of pasta was enough. When everything came together the colors and taste made the dish appealing to my somewhat picky 10 & 7 yr olds! Will make this dish again & again!
By taratee
Morehead City, NC
on December 15, 2008
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Thought this one was great! Even my picky hubby liked it! I used dried pasta instead of fresh since I had it in the pantry. You just need to boil it a bit longer. I also did not have "spicy/sweet mustard so I used Gulden's and added a bit of Mae Ploy (sweet chili sauce. My husband detests mushrooms, so I substituted a yellow bell pepper. This recipe allows for versatility when making your vegetable choices and I love that, which a lot of Rachel's recipies do. It also makes A TON! Plenty for second helpings AND lunch for both of us the next day!
By sarah.slough_10...
Chicago, IL
on August 01, 2008
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My hubby and I order takeout all of the time due to our hectic schedules and great thai restaurants down the street. This was a simple meal that we could make as spicy as we like it - and it was so much fresher and tastier than dialing in food!
By Bouldercook
Half Moon Bay, CA
on June 22, 2008
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I used pad-thai rice noodles which required an 8-minute soak in hot water instead of the fettuccine and added chopped al dente asparagus. Great flavor.
By phxazcmw_9744403
Phoenix, AZ
on February 14, 2008
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This recipe is a family favorite. We generally have this once a month or sometimes twice. I do use more pork than the recipe calls for because everyone knows that "nothing says loving like pig".