Veg Hakka Noodles
Be it brunch, lunch, or dinner; Veg Hakka noodles are a hot favorite at the dining table. The vibrant colours of the vegetables and the silky soft noodles coated with a light sauce and spicier than the regular noodles making this dish irresistible. With Veg Hakka noodles calories around 500 and a meal by itself, it is far healthier than its non-veg counterparts like chicken or shrimp or beef Hakka ... noodles. This main course, a part of the Indo Chinese cuisine that came with the Hakka Chinese settlers during the early 19th century, to Kolkata has been modified over time to suit the fiery, sharp and pungent flavours favoured by the Indians. Veg Hakka noodles restaurant-style goes excellent with chilli paneer or tofu paneer, Gobi Manchurian, pepper baby corn, sweet and sour vegetables, and other Indo Chinese dishes. Veg Hakka noodles at home can be put together within 25 minutes, including prep time. Cook noodles as per the instructions, drain and set aside after mixing the noodles with a tsp of oil. Stir fry the julienned vegetables in a wok or a large pan and add cooked noodles and the sauce. Mix and serve hot with your choice Chinese side dish or some chilli and vinegar sauce.
Ingredients
Dry Grocery

Refined Oil
4 teaspoons

Salt
1 teaspoon

Dark Soy Sauce
2 teaspoons

Whole Wheat Noodles
200 g
Fruits & Vegetables

Capsicum Green-regular
1 unit

Capsicum Red-regular
0.5 unit

Capsicum Yellow (regular)
0.5 unit

Onion
1 unit

Ginger
2 teaspoons

Spring Onion
6 g

Carrot-regular
1 unit
Other

Pepper
0.5 teaspoons

Garlic
4 pieces

Water
6 cups

Green Chillies
1 unit

Green Cabbage
60 g