This BBQ pork lo mein recipe is a Chinese and Japanese fusion noodle bowl. The soba noodles have plenty of fiber and nutrition that it is a great alternative of any noodles.
Total Time: 20-25 Minutes
Prep Time: ZERO
Active Cook Time: 20-25 Minutes
Serving: 2-3
I found that the American Chinese restaurants have been giving the wrong impression to everyone that Chow Mein and Lo Mein are basically the same. In translation of both words "Chow" and "Lo", it may be. They both means "stir". But if we dive into it further, you will know that there is a big difference. And that explains the reason how this noodle bowl is served later.
"Chow", means "stir". This action refers to the action of stir or stir-fry with a spatula in a wok. But "Lo" refers to the action of stir only taken place in a bowl or a plate after the food left the heat source.
Traditionally, Chinese "Lo Mein" is a plate of noodles which were boiled and drained. The topping always has very, very thick sauce. A small bowl of broth is served on the side from which you can spoon desired amount on your topping and enjoy.
"Lo Mein" means plain noodles with thick sauce of meat and/or vegetables as topping. Stir and mix in a bowl or on a plate.Yes, you can double or triple this BBQ pork lo mein recipe. However, keep broth the same amount if you double the quantity of the recipe. At most, make it to 4 cups (946g) if you triple the recipe. You will have plenty.
Traditional "Lo Mein" is always served with broth on the side. You can add the desired amount into your bowl or plate of noodles to thin out the sauce.Ingredients
1.5 lb (680g) Ground Pork
1 bag (8oz / 227g) Dry Soba Noodles
1/3 cup (79g) Hoisin Sauce
2 tbsp Honey
2 cups (473g) Chicken Broth
2 Scallions (chopped; for garnish only)
3 quarts (2.8L) of Water
1 tbsp Salt
1 tsp Canola Oil
Salt and pepper to taste
4 ingredients are all you need.
Cook ground pork at high heat in a big skillet.
Use spatula to cut meat into pieces.
Stir regularly until meat is cooked through.
Stir in hoisin sauce and honey. Salt and pepper to taste.
To serve, add boiled and drained soba noodles into a bowl.
Add Hoisin pork and sauce on top and garnish with scallion.
Spoon in desired amount of broth and enjoy immediately.Serve This With:
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