AI-generated imageSoy-garlic shrimp and vegetable glass noodles
A simple skillet noodle dish with sweet-potato glass noodles, shrimp, cabbage and carrot. Use a pot, colander, large skillet, tongs and food thermometer.
Ingredients
servings: 2 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Wash hands and rinse vegetables; julienne 80 g carrot, shred 100 g cabbage and mince 8 g garlic. Refrigerate-thaw 200 g shrimp, then pat dry; do not rinse raw shrimp. Keep seafood utensils separate from produce (about 10 minutes).
- 02
Boil 120 g noodles in water for roughly 6–8 minutes or the package time if different. Taste a strand; it should have no hard core. Drain in a colander.
- 03
Heat 15 ml oil in a large skillet over medium-high. Stir-fry carrot and cabbage about 3 minutes, until the edges soften. Add 8 g garlic for 30 seconds, avoiding burning.
- 04
Spread 200 g shrimp in a mostly single layer and stir-fry about 3–4 minutes. Where practical, check the thickest shrimp for at least 63°C/145°F with a food thermometer; also confirm the flesh is firm, pearly and opaque throughout. Continue cooking if underdone. A pink exterior alone does not establish doneness.
Spread prawns rather than piling them up and cook until the thickest flesh is pearly and opaque. Do not reuse raw-shrimp tongs or chopping boards on cooked noodles without washing. - 05
Mix 20 ml soy sauce, 5 g sugar and 40 ml water; pour into skillet with cooked noodles. Toss over medium heat about 2 minutes. Switch off heat, add 5 ml sesame oil and divide into two bowls. Separate clumps of noodles in the sauce before serving.
If the noodles clump, check that the full sauce of 20 ml soy sauce, 40 ml water and 5 g sugar has been added. Lower to medium-low and gently tease strands apart while they absorb liquid; do not burn the noodles at higher heat.
Before you cook
Crustacean shrimp, soy and wheat in regular soy sauce, and sesame oil are allergens; check packaged ingredients. Separate raw-seafood utensils from produce and clean hands and surfaces. Where practical, check shrimp reach 63°C/145°F and have firm, pearly, opaque flesh throughout. Refrigerate within 2 hours at or below 4°C/40°F, use within 3–4 days and reheat leftovers to 74°C/165°F.
Allergens: crustaceans, soy, wheat, sesame
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