Home made pot noodle
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95Tashey95
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Just a little tip for an easy lunch as long as you have access to a kettle
Get a kilner jar
get extra fine egg noodles
a 500ml jar will hold half a nest (about 120 cals)
a 750ml jar will hold a full nest (240 cals)
grind them up quite small to make them little noodle sizes
Add finely chopped veg of your choice ( add tiny pieces of spring onion, mushrooms, mangetout and baby corn)
Add cooked meat of your choice (I add the finely diced meat from half a roasted chicken thigh)
Add flavouring of your choice
I sometimes use a miso soup sachet with dried chillies
or Chinese chicken curry concentrate
add a teaspoon of cornflour
take to work as a sealed pot of dried niceness!
add boiling water at lunch time give a good stir and seal the lid to allow it to cook (5-10mins or so, release the steam every and then)
Makes a great convenient and healthy pot noodle that you can flavour to your choice
I might take one on a picnic next time with a thermos of boiling water
Get a kilner jar
get extra fine egg noodles
a 500ml jar will hold half a nest (about 120 cals)
a 750ml jar will hold a full nest (240 cals)
grind them up quite small to make them little noodle sizes
Add finely chopped veg of your choice ( add tiny pieces of spring onion, mushrooms, mangetout and baby corn)
Add cooked meat of your choice (I add the finely diced meat from half a roasted chicken thigh)
Add flavouring of your choice
I sometimes use a miso soup sachet with dried chillies
or Chinese chicken curry concentrate
add a teaspoon of cornflour
take to work as a sealed pot of dried niceness!
add boiling water at lunch time give a good stir and seal the lid to allow it to cook (5-10mins or so, release the steam every and then)
Makes a great convenient and healthy pot noodle that you can flavour to your choice
I might take one on a picnic next time with a thermos of boiling water
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Love this idea!0
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I love this idea! I'll have to try this.0
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I would have posted a picture of my one I had today but I don't know how to add a picture!
I have the 500ml size but my husband (who is not watching is weight) wanted a bigger more manly one and uses the 750ml size!0 -
Will definitely have to try this0
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