Recipe video above. Here's the newest version of the much-loved One Pan Asian Beef Noodles (2019!). The noodles cook right in the sauce - no separate boiling - so they soak up the tasty flavour of the sauce while their starch thickens the sauce so it coats everything beautifully.Today's version uses the sauce from everybody's favourite Mongolian Lamb, plus plenty of broccoli for a complete dinner. No need to fear precision with this recipe - those noodle cakes are indestructible!
View original recipe on recipetineats.comMix sauce ingredients in a bowl. Heat oil on high heat in a large deep pan. Cook onion and garlic 30 sec, then cook beef. Stir in sauce, then stir in broccoli. Add water, bring to simmer, break noodles cakes in half and squidgy in. Leave 30 sec, turn, leave 30 sec, then toss 2 - 3 minutes until noodles are soft and all sauce is absorbed. Serve!
Sauce - Mix the ingredients in a small bowl.
Cook beef - Heat the oil in a large, deep 30cm / 12" pan over high heat (or use a large pot). Add the garlic and onion, cook for 30 seconds. Add the beef and cook, breaking it up as you go, until you no longer see red. Add the sauce and cook until the sauce has coated all the beef well.
Add the broccoli and stir it through to coat I sauce. No need to give it cooking time, I promise it cooks through in the next step!
Noodles - Add the water. When it starts bubbling, push the noodles in (break in half along direction of noodles so they fit more easily). Leave for 30 seconds, then turn the noodles. Leave another 30 seconds, then start tossing the noodles with two spatulas or tongs until the noodles are softened and there's no sauce left in the pan (2 - 3 minutes). If the noodles need a little longer, just add a bit more water.
Serve - Divide between bowls and enjoy! A drizzle of sriracha for some heat wouldn't go astray here.:)
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