These shallot oil noodles are quick, simple and full of savoury flavour from shallot oil, fried shallots and a few pantry sauces. A fuss free noodle dish my kids happily finish.
If you want to make this a more complete meal, serve the noodles with a sunny side up egg for an easy protein boost..
If you have a little more time, you can also add some shredded or sliced chicken on the side.
This keeps the noodles simple while giving you an easy way to add protein when you need it.
I usually eyeball the sauces, so there’s no need to be too precise. Add more soy sauce for saltiness, more shallot oil for fragrance, or more black vinegar if you like a little tang.
You can use any noodles you have at home, this is very much a use what you have kind of meal.
If your kids prefer very simple flavours, start with less to no black vinegar and adjust from there.
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