Shrimp, Baby Bok Choy and Noodles
I got these fresh noodles in my local Asian store (Banh pho Tuoi ) recently I simply adore fresh wide noodles, I added shrimp and baby bok choy and seasoned. In no time at all a wonderful one pot meal was created. Bok Choy is a nutritional powerhouse being a rich source of calcium, vitamin A and iron and vitamin C.
Love this style of cooking :-)
Ingredients:
- 3 small baby Bok Choys
- one teaspoon ginger/garlic paste
- about one cup of shrimp
- about 10 leaves of fresh Thai Basil
- 2 tablespoon of oyster sauce
- a dash of sugar
- one - two tablespoons of soy sauce
- a dash of sesame oil
- 1/2 a thinly chopped onion
Method:
- heat a little canola oil in a pan add the sesame oil and ginger/garlic paste and onion and stir for a few minutes
- then add the bok choy with sugar and cover let it reduce down for 3 minutes
- add the oyster sauce and soy, shrimp and stir until cooked
- meanwhile cook the noodles in boiling water for about 5 minutes drain
- mix with fresh Thai Basil
- enjoy :-)
What are your favorite ways to cook with Thai Basil?
Lovely tasty and healthy - perfect January food!!
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This looks and sounds absolutely perfect and who can say no to the healthy vibe of this recipe? Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good..healthy too.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious healthy and perfect this cold weather.
ReplyDeleteOh my, this look great! I've really be loving the many Asian-inpired recipes I've seen lately. I need to join in!
ReplyDeleteYum! This would be great for tomorrows dinner. I have most of the ingredients already! Perfect!
ReplyDeletewhat a clean and lovely dish, love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a healthy dish ~ Delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love simple meals that come together like this one. It looks delicious!
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Susan looking forward to seeing yours
Lyndsey your great at Asian meals
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Sweet and simple. I love shrimp, love baby bok choy and know I will love this.
ReplyDeleteThis is so called a comfort meal, and it's a balanced diet too.
ReplyDeleteMy kind of food! Let me know when you are here and I will plan something ")
ReplyDeleteI love one bowl meal, looks very delicious and healthy :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious... I admit I don't cook with Thai basil very often though.
ReplyDeleteI love this style of cooking too! Full of flavor and delicious! I want to go to the Asian Market today or tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI love Asian food too, it's my favorite! This looks SO yummy!
ReplyDeleteJust love anything with baby Bok Choy and your recipe sounds and looks perfect. I am into cooking healthier so I'm keeping this one.
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good. Well, everything you makes looks really good. I don't think I have ever cooked with Thai basil. I am guessing it is not too popular in the Azores, LOL!
ReplyDeleteOne bowl meal rocks. Less cleaning up. Shrimps and baby bok choy with noodles never go wrong. Yumm!!
ReplyDeleteYum, looks delicious. I need to cook with bok choy soon because now I am hungry for it.
ReplyDeleteSimple yet comforting meal for this freezing weather :-)
ReplyDeleteso comforting ...love!
ReplyDeleteLooks healthy and delicious!!!Love shrimp!!!!
ReplyDeleteMmm...my type of food...easy to cook and so comforting :D
ReplyDeleteBok choy is one of my favorite vegetables! I love to make Asian dishes like this.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, sounds delicious and healthy and also fairly simple to cook!!! I am so hungry now, hehe.
ReplyDeleteI love bok choy. Great dish!
ReplyDeletewow..love shrimo and bok choy.this is indeed one of my fav combos.
ReplyDeleteThis dish sounds terrific, excellent with thai basil!
ReplyDeleteI love wide rice noodles and can never find them! Now that I know they're out there, I'm going to have to look harder. THese look delicious!
ReplyDeleteSuch a simplistic and healthy dish! Delicious!
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3 hungry tummies sure thing
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Fresh and simple. Love it too. I need to find those wide noodles somewhere.
ReplyDeleteOh me too...it is so easy and healthy!
ReplyDeleteI love cooking one bowl meal, easy and delicious :)
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ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to the whole family.
I had a very busy but lovely Christmas time, my family was over and I enjoyed every single minute of it.
I am flying out to Portugal tonight to attend my niece`s first birthday party. I am so excited and looking forward to hug her again.
Lovely dish and very healthy too.
Liked the new look into your Blog, great work.
Wishing you loads of success.
Take care ♥
That looks so delicious and fresh! I love the wide, fresh noodles - those must have been divine. Yum!
ReplyDeleteYummm!!! Looks like a flavorful, warm and hearty soup. I love light soups like this one
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious and healthy, Thanks for sharing this lovely dish!
ReplyDeleteThis looks and sounds healthy, yet very delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love bok choy! I never really get to cook with it, but I just love the mild flavor and texture of it. Great in this shrimp and noodle dish :)
ReplyDeleteWow..this looks excellent. A meal like this is right up my alley. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMariko oh I bet your mum has taught you some yummy dishes
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Jess me too
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swanky RD oh my pleasure
Ummm, you reminded me I have some Asian noodles to cook while hubby is traveling...Ummm, I will be slurping!
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