konnichiwa it's Nami from just one cookbook back with another video for you
and today I'm going to share how to make gluten free yakisoba using a type of
glass noodle called malony
I grew up eating malony mostly in japanese hotpot every winter
my brothe rand I used to fight who gets the last malony, the noodles don't break so it's very easy to slip away
recently I realized that malony is a versatile ingredient beyond cooking in the hot pot
and you can store this dry noodle packaged in the pantry and use it in many recipes
one of the best things is it's ability to absorb all the delicious flavors into the noodles
I was surprised how flavorful and delicious it was when I made yakisoba with malony
lastly this glass noodle is made of potato starch so it's a gluten free
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now let's get started
boil a pot of water
ketchup 2 tbsp
oyster sauce 1 tbsp
sake 1 tbsp
soy sauce 1 tbsp
worcestershire sauce 4 tbsp
mix well in the small bowl
cabbage 6 oz
remove core from cabbage leaves and cut into small pieces
1 package malony glass noodles
cook malony in the hot water for 6 minutes
medium heat
vegetable oil 1 tbsp
thinly sliced pork loin 4 oz (113 g)
pinch of salt
black pepper
cook the meat until no longer pink
add cabbage and cook for 2 minutes
bean sprouts 4 oz
cook for 2 minutes
drain hot water from the pot and run under cold water
add the malony to the vegetables and mix well
add yakisoba sauce
mix all together
transfer to plates
garnish with dried green seaweed and pickled red ginger. Serve immediately.
itadaki masu!
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