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Vegetarian Chow Mein with Spaghetti Noodles

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Vegetarian Chow Mein with Spaghetti Noodles

Ingredients
¼ C Garlic Sesame Sauce (Starport 209)
24 Lbs. Spaghetti, cooked (1 lb. dried spaghetti yields about 2.4 lbs. after cooked) Options: Dried or fresh Asian style noodles
1 C Red bell peppers, sliced (5 oz.)
2 C Celery, sliced (8 oz.)
2 C Onions, sliced (10 oz.)
3 C Bean sprouts, fresh (14 oz.)
2 Tbsp Garlic-ginger fusion (See below)
¼ C Green onions, chopped for garnish (1 oz.)
6 Tbsp Corn oil
Instructions
  1. Cook spaghetti per manufacturer’s instruction until al dente. Drain well and toss with 2 Tbsp. of corn oil. If not used immediately, cover and refrigerate.
  2. Season cooked spaghetti with ¼ C. Garlic Sesame Sauce, coat and mix well.
  3. Heat griddle or wok at high heat, add 2 Tbsp. corn oil, spread spaghetti on griddle and let brown, 2-3 minutes. Turn spaghetti over and brown the other side, just like cooking pancake. Remove when both sides are browned and crispy.
  4. Clean griddle or wok and add 2 Tbsp. corn oil. Add onions, celery and red bell peppers, spread evenly on griddle or wok, do not stir, and let sear 20–30 seconds. Add garlic-ginger infusion then stir-fry 1-2 minutes.
  5. Add browned spaghetti, toss with vegetables. Mix well, and then add in 2 C. Garlic Sesame Sauce.
  6. Add in fresh bean sprouts, toss well and remove.
  7. Garnish with chopped green onions.
Garlic and Ginger Infusion Mixture Adds an extra authentic flavor and aroma to the dish
  1. Mince and mix 2 parts of garlic with one part of ginger by weight.
  2. Place mixture in a pot and add enough vegetable oil to cover the garlic and ginger.
  3. Heat mixture at low heat until boil for about three minutes, place in a close container and refrigerate when cool.
  4. Keep unused portion refrigerated, make fresh batch once a week.
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For home cooks:

You can order products online from
Starport Gourmet, Walmart and Amazon.