Hmm the tranditional way is to more pan fry the stuff so you dont need that much oil but i know alot alot of resturants do it this way because its fast
Hey cancio157, Thanks for watching, I've not tried putting oil on the veggies first. By cooking the sauce together with the vegetables & meat, I've found the foods get saturated with flavor, but I'm sure you could do the sauce on the side and it would be equally as delicious. The beauty of cooking is imagination.
Hey Greg have you thought of putting a little of the oil on the vegetables not the wok so that the food will have more smokiness "breath of the wok". What are your thoughts on cooking the sauce on the side to have it already thicken with the cornstarch? I agree with your white pepper and sesame oil and the shaoshing wine that will give it a unique true taste. Really nice set up you have there. Love the kitchen!
the noodles are the wonton soup noodles. egg noodles, you can find them at your local chinese food market. they come raw so you will have to boil them for just a minute, strain & cool then fry them.
Dude! Thanks. Great production values in the video. Good instruction. And I love Hong Kong style fried noodles. I make a good one but yours is stellar.
The temperature when making the sauce is brought to a boil by the time I thicken it up with the corn starch mixture. In the video, the time it took to make is pretty much in real time. It will depend on your tools you use to cook with. The stove I use has a high heat burner. so my cook times are usually pretty quick.
Hmm the tranditional way is to more pan fry the stuff so you dont need that much oil but i know alot alot of resturants do it this way because its fast
professerht 17 hours ago
I've looked all over for a strainer like you use but have had no luck. Would you know of a website that may carry them?
SvenicusGermainus 3 weeks ago
awesome technique
KHRSace 1 month ago
is this like the yifu mian (yifu noodles)?
EvanC0912 2 months ago
This is amazing... You can see years and years of experience at work while he's cooking, keeping the area clean, everything. Nice job!
IamtheGrynch 2 months ago
I like your vdo when you finish cooking you use a little bit of water pour into the wok....like a chinese chef. cool
peepbmw 2 months ago
Well, I had 4 questions but you answered them all during the process. Hong Kong Market, here I come!
THB79 2 months ago
Nice post Greg...looks awesome, can almost smell the food.
pierrebugblatter 2 months ago
Sweet Geezus! My mouth is leaking!!!!!!!!!!
dattebayo98 3 months ago
Hey cancio157, Thanks for watching, I've not tried putting oil on the veggies first. By cooking the sauce together with the vegetables & meat, I've found the foods get saturated with flavor, but I'm sure you could do the sauce on the side and it would be equally as delicious. The beauty of cooking is imagination.
Greg
thewonderwok 3 months ago
Hey Greg have you thought of putting a little of the oil on the vegetables not the wok so that the food will have more smokiness "breath of the wok". What are your thoughts on cooking the sauce on the side to have it already thicken with the cornstarch? I agree with your white pepper and sesame oil and the shaoshing wine that will give it a unique true taste. Really nice set up you have there. Love the kitchen!
cancio157 3 months ago
If you put a little bit of soy sauce the taste is really good!!!
Mileve 3 months ago
Love it
Deelonni 3 months ago
Looks good simple clean and detailed instruction
relafen66 3 months ago
thanks wonderwok! :) I know what to cook for thanksgiving now!
shiekhgeek 3 months ago
Well-executed like a good restaurant chef does a la carte HK!
chinchyesek 4 months ago
I'm drooling as I watch! Thanks for the thorough HK style pan fried noodels. tutorial.
1061Metzinger 4 months ago
Crispy noodle with thick sauce is one of my favorite dish , thanks for sharing :)
KitchenAholics 4 months ago
The skinny egg noodles are my FAVORITE!
babyflyoO 4 months ago
Are you half chinese? You look like a mix of chinese/western. But anyway, nice work.
MrQuagmire26 4 months ago
Looks very delicious!..... What a great video!
elicente 5 months ago
Buddy, You really know how to eat........
xFuJai 5 months ago
Thank you for posting this video! Been looking for this recipe for years! Can't wait to try it. Love your outdoor kitchen!
jkae8 5 months ago
the noodles are the wonton soup noodles. egg noodles, you can find them at your local chinese food market. they come raw so you will have to boil them for just a minute, strain & cool then fry them.
thewonderwok 6 months ago
@thewonderwok
what class of noodles is that and how did u make it pls answer
TheAubreymaec 6 months ago
hey can i cook the noodles in butter instead of cooking oil?
Rebell29C 6 months ago
Excellent presentation.
DeclanMWong 7 months ago
hey nice job! hahah one question. do you really need to use that much oil?
Jamez4eva2 7 months ago
@Jamez4eva2 Hi James, no it is not necessary to use that much oil.
thewonderwok 7 months ago
Dude! Thanks. Great production values in the video. Good instruction. And I love Hong Kong style fried noodles. I make a good one but yours is stellar.
PakaloloDreams 8 months ago
Thank you, Chef Wong!! :D
chinesenood1 9 months ago
The temperature when making the sauce is brought to a boil by the time I thicken it up with the corn starch mixture. In the video, the time it took to make is pretty much in real time. It will depend on your tools you use to cook with. The stove I use has a high heat burner. so my cook times are usually pretty quick.
Hope that answered you question. Greg
thewonderwok 9 months ago
What temperature and how long did the sauce take you to make?
chinesenood1 9 months ago
How would you like me to get you the recipe
thewonderwok 9 months ago
beautiful. Can we get the recipe?
ianniedabomb 9 months ago
beautiful. Can we get the receipe?
ianniedabomb 9 months ago
My Last name is really Wong
thewonderwok 10 months ago
@thewonderwok
Are you half chinese?
ffoxxttrott 10 months ago
@ffoxxttrott , Why yes I am.
thewonderwok 10 months ago
@thewonderwok
Cooool. Well thank you for the video! I'll be making this dish some time this week thanks to your help!
ffoxxttrott 10 months ago
@ffoxxttrott Hope you enjoy the dish
thewonderwok 10 months ago
is your last name really wong?
ChinaMaster888 10 months ago
@ChinaMaster888 , My Last name is really Wong
thewonderwok 10 months ago
@thewonderwok ,..don't take this the wrong way, but you don't look like hong kong style chinese.~.~
ChinaMaster888 5 months ago
This video was beautiful edited and the instructions were clear and easy!
mstrmian 10 months ago
kool, it's nice
However , i think the amount of noodles are pretty much
jocvae 11 months ago
Where did you get your outdoor cooker?
utubeko 11 months ago
With the proper cooking tools and style that you have, it's the way of the professional chefs in Hong Kong. Very Impressive!!
nonopoon 1 year ago