Posh Pot Noodle

Posh Pot Noodle

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Course: LunchCuisine: education, brain foodDifficulty: Easy
Servings

10

servings
Prep time

10

minutes
Cooking time

20

minutes

    A flavourful flexible meal that can suit varying diets with swaps of meat. This meal is full of valuable nutrients including copper, potassium, vitamin B, and folate.

    Ingredients

    • 500 g 500 Rice Noodles

    • 400 g 400 Diced Steamed Chicken

    • 500 g 500 Pre Mixed Vegetables

    • 300 g 300 Broccoli

    • 80 g 80 Essential Cuisine Miso Base

    • 80 g 80 Essential Cuisine Aromatic Base

    • 100 g 100 Black Bean

    • 1625 ml 1625 Water

    • 375 ml 375 Coconut Milk

    Directions

    • Defrost the pre-cooked chicken overnight.
    • Finely slice the broccoli.
    • Cook the rice noodles for 8 minutes in a pan of boiling water, then drain and set aside.
    • In a large pan, mix the stock bases with water and coconut milk over a medium heat. Simmer for 10 minutes.
    • In 16oz serving bowls, assemble the cooked noodles, raw veg and defrosted chicken.
    • When ready to serve, keep the broth hot and ladle over the bowls of ingredients.

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