Soba Noodles with Vegetables


It's been too long since I had a recipe on here, you may have forgot it was also a food blog after all the travel posts :-), I made this simple soba noodle dish before leaving. After being in Melbourne especially I am now on a mission to learn more Japanese, Malaysian and Indonesian dishes let me know if you can any blogs to recommend or cook books :-) 

We got home safely after a diversion to Nashville yesterday on route from LA from Auckland due to bad storms in Charlotte reached home at 2 am EST, but Praise God for traveling mercies and adventures. Thanks again for those of you who traveled along with us was fun to share it with you hugs



Ingredients

  • 2 teaspoon Malaysian sweet chili sauce
  • a dash of sesame oil
  • a dash of mirin
  • one teaspoon ginger garlic paste 
  • about a tablespoon oyster sauce 
  • 1/2 a cup frozen peas
  • 1/2 cup shrimp
  • one pack of soba noodles
  • 1/2 cup of chopped red cabbage
  • 1/2 a squash chopped
  • 1/2 a zucchini chopped
Method:

  1. heat a little canola oil and add the sesame oil, then ginger garlic paste 
  2. now add all the vegetables and sauces and stir fry for 5-7 minutes add the shrimp and cook for another 5 minutes or so
  3. meanwhile boil the noodles till al dente rinse with cool water and then toss with stir fry 
  4. enjoy




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Comments

  1. What an amazing trip you had. Welcome home!

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  2. That sounds just like I would make it! Sometimes I like to add a bit of tahini to it (just because we like it like that). It's a lovely shot. Of course I would talk to Suresh with 3 Hungry Tummies for any info on the type of Asian cooking that you would like. You were lucky to meet up with him as well. I would love to come along for the ride. My daughter said she would love to live in Japan so she could eat sushi every day. She uses furikake sprinkled on her rice because it makes it taste like sushi...it's too fishy for my husband :D

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  3. Go glad you made it home safe and sound! Some trip!!! I love Asian food and really enjoy experimenting with it, this dish has everything in it I love! Thanks for sharing!

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  4. Hope you had a beautiful trip! So great hearing all about your travels. Recipe looks fab as usual :)

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  5. Love soba noodles. Very refreshing.
    For Indonesian cooking, I love reading Nilam's blog at http://growinkitchen.blogspot.com/

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  6. Welcome back! I enjoyed your travelling along with you :)

    These noodles sound delicious! Often times, the simple dishes are the ones that taste so good.

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  7. Glad you made it home...I love soba noodles...as for Malaysian food...of course talk to Suresh...he knows everything...here are a couple more good ones...I'm not sure if you are familiar with...testwithskewer.blogspot.com & wendyinkk.blogspot.com

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  8. Una platito muy rico con esos vegetales.

    Saludos

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  9. Great to know that you had a fun trip and you reached home safe :-)

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  10. I was glad to see on FB you had made it back...we love soba noodles, and this means I need to make some again!

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  11. I have eaten soba noodles but I haven't cooked it yet!

    Now, I want to try making soba recipes..your recipe is a good way to start!

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  12. Welcome home Rebecca!!!! Thank you for sharing your trip with us!!!

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  13. Hey Rebecca, did u bring any koalas home with you? :) for learning japanese cooking I would recommend coming to the DR and spending a week with my grandma! Her food is the best!

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  14. I do hope you will come back to Middle Tennessee before to long and spend some time here (in places other than the airport). I am happy to know that you are home safely.

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  15. Belinda thanks :-)
    Maris oh sure did
    Torview toronto thanks
    Lyndsey and man you can really cook good Asian food
    design wine and dine my pleasure
    Sanjana thanks so much
    Michael oh thanks will check out the blog
    Biren I so agree hugs
    Bo thanks for the tips and yep he is a pro for sure
    Jose thanks
    Gulmohar thanks and thanks for traveling with me
    Chef E bet your version is fab
    peachkins :-)
    Roz oh my pleasure
    chef pandita that would be so so much fun

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  16. Angela sure one day hugs pretty countryside in your state like NC

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  17. Glad you finally got home well! that looks so delicate and delicious.

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  18. Glad you're home! I love soba noodles too. 2am- hope you had a chance to rest up.

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  19. Welcome back!! So glad you had a fabulous trip down under!! I love Asian noodle dishes, and it's a good recipe to make before a trip so you can clean out your fridge :)

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  20. Sounds like you had a fun time traveling. Nothing beats a great trip, and sometimes the return home can be just as nice.

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  21. Glad you come back after a very nice trip. soba noodles with vegetables is calling my name.

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  22. Soba noodles sound so delicious. Glad you made it home safely.

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  23. Ruth aw thanks
    the food hound very true
    the duo dishes well said
    swathi :-)
    five star foodie :-)

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  24. Welcome back, Rebecca! I'm glad you guys returned safely, even with some detours. I can't wait to see what fun new recipes you share with us inspired by your experiences abroad.

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  25. And I recommend indonesia-eats.blogspot.com, you'll find a bunch of wonderful Asian recipes there. Since the blogger, Pepi, lives overseas, she's well-experienced on how to find the ingredients outside Indonesia.. :)

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  26. This noodle dish is indeed healthy and looks delish!

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  27. Looks delicious! So glad you made it back home safely. My parents were just in NC and had a wonderful time!

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  28. thanks Victoria
    fikranium oh will follow her for sure
    cheah thanks
    EA oh its a lovely state you need to visit

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  29. Can you believe I never had Soba Noodles:-( The flavors put together are so good and I would love a bowlful for my lunch!

    glad u r home!

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