Why Marion Blanches, Chills, and Pan-Fries Chow Mein Noodles Three Times for the Perfect Texture
Marion Grasby reveals her signature three-step noodle technique — blanch, refrigerate, then dry-fry in batches — that gives chicken chow mein its signature chewy-yet-saucy texture. She walks through the full recipe including a baking soda meat tenderizing trick and a sauce built on soy, oyster sauce, and Shaoxing wine. The recipe is from her cookbook 'Just as Delicious.'
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🧾 Ingredients
- 1fresh Chinese egg noodles
- 2chicken thigh
- 3soy sauce
- 4Chinese Shaoxing wine
- 5baking soda
- 6white pepper
- 7oyster sauce
- 8dark soy sauce
- 9sugar
- 10spring onion
- 11ginger
- 12carrot
- 13cabbage
- 14sesame oil
- 15chili oil
- 16vegetable oil
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