
Fried Rice Noodles with Beef and Broccolini
- Makes4 servings
- Cook Time50 minutes
Savory, sweet, slippery and chewy fried rice noodles with beef is a Hong Kong staple. Our favorite version was at Tai Ping Koon Restaurant, where cook Tsang Ying Kwan showed us how it’s made. To approximate the wide fresh rice noodles that are traditional, we use ½-inch dried rice sticks. For the greens, we opted for Broccolini. A 12- to 14-inch wok provides room to easily toss the ingredients; a 12-inch skillet is tighter, but also works. Either way, pour the seasoning mixture down the sides of the pan—not onto the food—to speed cooking and promote caramelization.
Don’t use boiling water to hydrate the noodles; they will end up too soft. Hot tap water is best. The noodles should not be fully tender after soaking; they will absorb additional moisture in the pan.
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