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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook rice vermicelli with sausages (asian bihon noodles with a twist) using 16 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Rice Vermicelli With Sausages (Asian Bihon Noodles with a Twist):
- Prepare prepared rice vermicelli noodles good for 4 servings
- Take Hungarian sausages (or substitute)
- Get small cabbage
- Get small napa/chinese cabbage (oblong)
- Take Green beans
- Make ready Few pieces okra
- Make ready Few pieces baby carrots
- Take long green chilies
- Get garlic head, finely chopped
- Prepare Butter
- Prepare light soy sauce or Worcestershire
- Prepare oyster sauce
- Prepare Cooking oil
- Take Hungarian sausage broth
- Make ready Water
- Take Salt
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Steps to make Rice Vermicelli With Sausages (Asian Bihon Noodles with a Twist):
- NOODLES: Prepare rice vermicelli noodles according to package instructions (Or soak in hot/boiling water until it slightly softens. note: this is not like spaghetti where you boil it in a pot full of water. Place just enough water for noodles to absorb it.)
- NOODLES: When slightly soft and water has been asborbed, transfer to a pan in low heat. Add a bit more water and mix in the soy sauce and oyster sauce. Mix well with spatula, cook until soft and not sticking together. Color should be lightly golden now. You can add more water-soy sauce-oyster sauce combo if you still see white noodles. Set aside.
- SAUSAGES: Cook Hungarian sausages in water, more than half submerged. If frozen, about 13 mins. DONT THROW AWAY the water/broth you boiled it in, set it aside. Remove and slice sausages, set aside.
- VEGGIES: Slice or roughly chop all veggies into bite sizes pieces. Set aside.
- VEGGIES: In a pan, sauté garlic in oil and butter until slightly golden. Sauté in veggies, beans-okra-carrots then last to go in are the cabbage slices. Season with salt. Taste and set aside.
- PLATING: Toss together a serving of noodles, a scoop of veggies, slices of hungarian sausage, and a drizzle of the sausage broth. Enjoy!
Rice vermicelli are a part of several Asian cuisines, where they are often eaten as part of a soup dish, stir-fry, or salad. One particularly well-known, slightly thicker variety, called Guilin mǐfěn (桂林米粉), comes from the southern Chinese city of Guilin, where it is a breakfast staple. Rice vermicelli is widely known in Asia by cognates of Hokkien. In East Asian countries including China, vermicelli is often made using rice in the shape of thin noodles. They are called bihon (bee hoon) or mai fun in China.
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