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Shiitake Pork Sauce Noodles

I'm a southern kid who loves wheat-based foods. As far back as I can remember, there was always a noodle dish on the table at my home every single day. After I started working, I barely had the chance to eat them anymore, and my nostalgia for wheat-based dishes only grew stronger. The weekend is finally here, so I’m going to make my own hand-pulled noodles, right? After all, I have meat sauce ready to go! (^o^)/~

10 min
Medium
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Shiitake Pork Sauce Noodles

Story

I'm a southern kid who loves wheat-based foods. As far back as I can remember, there was always a noodle dish on the table at my home every single day. After I started working, I barely had the chance to eat them anymore, and my nostalgia for wheat-based dishes only grew stronger. The weekend is finally here, so I’m going to make my own hand-pulled noodles, right? After all, I have meat sauce ready to go! (^o^)/~

Ingredients

flour 1 cup
bok choy 2 heads

Instructions

1

Mix Flour and Water into Flocculent Clumps

Add a small amount of water to the flour, and stir with chopsticks until it forms flaky, clumped pieces.

2

Knead the Dough into a 'Three-Light' Dough

Knead the mixture by hand into a 'three-light' dough, a traditional Chinese cooking term for dough that does not stick to your hands, the work surface, or itself during preparation.

3

Prepare Work Surface and Flatten Dough

Sprinkle a small amount of dry flour on the work surface, place the dough on top, and press it flat with your hands.

4

Roll and Cut Dough into Noodle Strips

Roll the dough out into as thin a sheet as possible with a rolling pin. Cut it into strips with a knife; cut thinner strips for thin noodles, or thicker strips for thick noodles, to match your preference.

5

Cut Leftover Dough Scraps into Noodle Pieces

Cut the leftover edge scraps into uniformly sized noodle pieces, as shown in the reference image. I got too carried away with cutting and forgot to take a photo, oops (╯□╰)o.

6

Blanch Green Vegetables

Place a pot on the stove, add an appropriate amount of water, and bring to a boil. First, add the washed green vegetables and blanch until soft, then remove and set aside.

7

Cook Noodles and Assemble the Dish

Then cook the noodles. Homemade hand-rolled noodles have a chewier texture, so you can boil them for a slightly longer time. Once cooked, drain and serve with the blanched green vegetables, mushroom meat sauce [refer to the Homemade Mushroom Meat Sauce recipe for preparation steps], salt, and chicken bouillon.