Pai Fang noodles recipe

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  • Cuisine: Chinese
  • Prep Time: 45 min(s)
  • Cook Time: 10 min(s)
  • Serves 10

This Sichuan dish is based on the recipe from a resident of Jianyan city, Mr Wang, who gained fame by selling noodles during the 1930s.

This dish uses a hearty pork and chicken stock as a flavour base, which takes some time to prepare. The addition of a spicy fried pork mince heightens the dish’s impact.

Ingredients

Stock
25g dried shrimps
1 chicken carcass
1kg pork bones
2g ginger
3g shallots

150g oil
300g pork, minced
1g ginger
150g chilli paste
25g salt
10g pepper
100ml soy sauce
100ml chilli oil
2g shallots
650g egg noodles, cooked and drained
20ml sesame oil

Preparation

To make the stock, add 2 cups of water into a pot, add the shrimps, chicken, pork bones, ginger and shallots. Simmer until the meat turns white, approximately 40 minutes. Drain the chicken and pork bones and keep the stock on a low heat.

Heat the oil in a large pan and fry the pork. Add the ginger, chilli paste, salt, pepper and 50ml of the stock. Fry until the pork is cooked.

To serve, place a small amount of soy sauce, chill oil and chopped shallots into each bowl.

Add a serve of noodles to each bowl, top with the fried minced pork and fill with the stock.

To finish, add a dash of sesame oil to each bowl.

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