Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Cooking 101: Black Pepper Udon

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Black Pepper Udon

This is a very simple dish to prepare. As the name of the dish is pretty obvious, we'll be using the Japanese udon noodles.

Article first published as Cooking 101: Black Pepper Udon on Blogcritics.

Here are the ingredients:
  • Chicken breast, filleted(about 500g or more, your choice)
  • Fish balls
  • Black pepper
  • Black pepper sauce
  • Udon noodles
  • Garlic
  • Cabbage
  • Spring Onions
  • Light soy sauce
  • Thick soy sauce
  • Sesame oil

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Cleaned the chicken fillets and seasoned it with light soy sauce and sesame oil.

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Look what I found while cutting up the cabbage. ALWAYS ALWAYS clean your vegetables

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Urgh...yuck

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Wash the vegetables again after chopping them up

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Cut up the spring onions

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Dice up the garlic and slice the fish balls into halves.

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Our choice of black pepper sauce(any one will do)

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Pour out some of the sauce and add some hot water as well as some thick soy sauce

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We're gonna add some REAL black papper into the mix

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Pounded them a little. This will release so much flavor

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Fry up the garlic, chicken fillet and fish balls

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Add the vegetables

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Pour in the black pepper sauce

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Boil the udon noodles for 1 minute or so. Not too long as you want to preserve it's springy texture

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Toss in the chopped spring onions

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Homemade Black Pepper Udon

There are no boundaries for this dish. You may substitute the chicken fillet and fish ball with your choice of meat. Beef sounds good don't you think?. It was a little spicy for the aftertaste so I guess I used too much crushed black pepper.

Last but not least, thanks for checking out my blog. Till then, happy cooking :)

4 comments:

  1. Eh, I thought I've replied your comment. Anyway...yeah, a very simple dish. I 'll probably do another one with beef :D

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  2. Hi !
    Stumble upon you blog when I was google-searching(not for black pepper udon though).
    Such fun blog you have ! I have always loved black pepper udon but never crossed my mind to cook it at home ! Your blog post just inspired me to! It looks so easy, maybe I should try cooking myself (and maybe blog about it too!) ^^

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    1. Hi Catherine,

      Thanks for the kind words. :D It is really easy. Give it a try :P

      Take care :)

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