Chinese Take Out 3 Courses
I went into a bit of an Asian stir fry frenzy, you see.
…while simultaneously watching Breaking Bad to tide me over ’til Sundays The Walking Dead!
Chinese Take Out {3 Courses}
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Author: The Squishy Monster
Ingredients
Chicken Fried Rice
- 1 c Cold Rice
- 2 Chicken Breasts, Cubed
- 1 tb Sesame Oil
- 2 ts Minced Garlic
- 1 ts Grated Ginger
- ¼ c Soy Sauce
- 2 Eggs
- 2 tb Butter
- 2 c Veggies*
- Sesame Seed or Green Onion Garnish
Veggie Lomein
- 2 c Pasta/Noodles (cooked off in Chicken Broth)
- 2 tb Sesame Oil
- 3 ts minced Garlic
- 1 ts Grated Ginger
- 1 tb Rice Wine Vinegar
- 2 tb Hoisin Sauce
- 2 tb Soy Sauce
- 2 c Veggies*
- Nuts or Green Onion Garnish
Beef & Broccoli
- 1 lb thinly shaved Beef**
- 2 tb Soy Sauce
- 2 tb Oyster Sauce
- 2 ts Rice Wine
- 2 tb Sesame Oil
- 1 tb Brown Sugar
- 1 tb Minced Garlic
- 1 ts Grated Ginger
- 2 Stalks Green Onion
- 2 c Broccoli
- 2 tb Cornstarch + 4 tb Water
- Green Onion Garnish
Instructions
- For your Rice, begin by gently heating up your Sesame Oil and softening your Garlic and Ginger.
- Toss in your cubed Chicken. Salt and pepper and cook until just opaque.
- Scoop in your rice drizzle over your Soy Sauce. Mix everything together.
- Scoot everything over to one side and softly scramble your eggs in your melted butter.
- Mix everything together again and tumble in your cooked veggies (or frozen). Mix/cook everything together until the veggies are done.
- For your Noodles, heat your Sesame Oil and drop in your Garlic and Ginger. Cook to soften.
- Slide in your noodles, drizzle over your Vinegar, Hoisin Sauce, and Soy Sauce and toss to coat.
- Mix in your Veggies and salt and pepper to taste cook until your veggies are done and garnish.
- For your Beef, in a large bowl combine it with your Soy Sauce, Oyster Sauce, Rice Wine, Sesame Oil, Brown Sugar, Garlic, Ginger, and Green Onions.
- Set aside to marinate for at least 1 hour.
- Heat up your large pan (no oil and large enough as to give the Beef lots of room so it doesn’t “steam”) and cook half way through. Toss in your Broccoli. Mix/cook until everything is ready. In a separate bowl, whisk together your Cornstarch and Water. Slowly pour into your pan and let it bubble and thicken. Mix well and garnish with more Green Onions.
Notes
*Veggies of your choice
**Ribeye or Sirloin is nice but use what you have
Now, the big question I’m left with is, what’s for dessert? =)
Here’s to Chinese food minus the MSG, minus the tip, minus the wait.
Love,
Your Squishy Monster ^.~
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Homemade Chinese takeout looks the best
I am addicted to Asian food. I suck at making it so spend too much money at takeouts. If you need dessert, head over my way, I have plenty. Baking frenzy at my house last few days.
Nazneen
Tradsies? =)
How brilliant is Breaking Bad? I can’t wait til the new season starts
Hi Angela! Happy Lunar New Year!
Chinese Stir-Fry… Nice! Keep Woking!
ooohhh..the chicken fried rice sounds excellent. i don’t usually like the porkfried rice it seems too greasy to me! maybe i will give this chicken one a try! =) i am going to the Asian buffet for lunch anyway but thanks for the recipes! haha 3}-,–
I’m completely addicted to chicken fried rice, so I’m loving your “take out at home” idea! The recipe sounds simple and super tasty
Yummy food and recipes above Angie. I had the chicken fried rice( My version of it Sunday! Thanks for sharing and have a great day!!
xoxoxo.
Les.
Chinese take out… Yummmm love the fried rice and veggie lomein….
I love love all three, and you did an excellent job with delicious recipes. My fave tho is beef and broccoli…Im already thinking making it tonight! Thanks for sharing and have a lovely mid week!
Your veggie lo mein looks delicious!
So good and so needed! I have been craving take-out, but this looks even better (and is healthier too!) Thank you for sharing another delectable recipe and post. This whetted my appetite for dinner and dessert! I hope you have a love-filled week, my friend!
Whata great idea to make your own Chinese takeout. All I need s someone else to cook it ha ha. So what did you of the new Walking Dead?
It wasn’t as explosive as I’d hoped but I’m still a die hard fan either way.
Hope you and the lil bun in the oven are well =)
Thank you =)
Hope you have an excellent week, Sandra!! =)
Thanks, Deepti =)
You should share it sometime =)
lol, you too, Chef! =)
Meee too!!
I can’t even tell you the last time I went to one…eat tons for me, Brian =)
Thanks, Jen!
Gosh, I don’t know which I’d make first…all 3 sound so yummy!!!
Can’t go wrong with any which way =)
Hi Angie, all the 3 dishes look so inviting especially the chicken fried rice.
Look awesome and guess I need extra serving.
All 3 dishes sound terrific. I could go for the chicken fried rice right now!! Yum! Why do I always leave here hungry? Lol!
Come on over, Suzie!
For you, there are always tons of helpings
If it were not so late Angie.( Going to sleep soon before I turn into a pumpkin,hee heee0 Mine had little pieces of broiled barbe cued chicken breasts i it.
I can imagine myself having a wonderful Chinese dinner party with these great recipes.. I bet they are a good bit healthier than the normal takeout I get as well. Thank you for sharing!!
That’s what I told myself at my 3rd helping, lol.
That Veggie Lomein looks so good
Appreciate that, Nic!
What I didn’t realize was how much better Asian food could be than what my experience of it was. A lot of Chinese cuisine in America is actually nothing like the traditional style. It is much too greasy, and dominated by a simple array of flavors that doesn’t really capture the complexity of Asian cooking.^
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