Chow mein noodles

• Noodle salad
• Peanut sauce

Any Asian thin wheat noodles, even instant (without seasoning), will work for this salad. Combine them with boiled chicken, fresh vegetables, and herbs in a warm peanut sauce, and you'll have a great dish for a delicious dinner. read more

Wasabi-flavored peas, sesame sticks, and crispy chow mein noodles make this savory Asian-inspired snack mix so delicious and savory, you'll be hard-pressed to stop. Serve as a beer snack or take on the go. read more

Sweet, crisp apple is a pleasant surprise in this Asian salad. It pairs beautifully with crisp wonton strips, toasted almonds, and a sweet-tart sesame-ginger dressing. And the juicy leaves provide the backdrop. read more

This chow mein variation features chicken pieces stir-fried with spices, shiitake mushrooms, and celery in a rich Asian sauce. The highlight of the dish is the crispy, fried noodles. Serve chow mein on its own or as a side dish. read more

Crispy pan-fried noodles originated in Shanghai and the Suzhou region of China. When Shanghainese immigrated to Hong Kong, the dish became very popular there. It is known by several names, including "Hong Kong-style noodles," "gun sik chow," and "kung sik chow." read more

This juicy and vibrant Asian salad combines blanched edamame (green soybeans) with bitter watercress, sweet and sour oranges, iceberg lettuce, fresh carrots, and spicy grilled chicken pieces. But Asian - read more

This Chinese dish uses juicy, boneless, skinless chicken thighs. Dice them and stir-fry them with hot chili peppers, then combine them with separately stir-fried vegetables—sweet peppers and celery—in a thick, read more

This crunchy snack mix is ​​a great treat for house parties. You can also serve it to guests while they're waiting for the main course or take it on the go for a quick snack. It includes puffed rice squares from cereal, rice crackers, - read more

This delicious and filling Asian salad is made with boiled white or brown rice, which is pan-fried before being mixed with vegetables. It's topped with grated carrots, snow peas, celery, and iceberg lettuce, along with fried... read more

In this recipe, you can replace the Chinese chow mein noodles with spaghetti, it will be just as delicious, because the main thing in this dish is the Asian sauce made from peanut butter, rice vinegar, soy sauce, dark sesame oil and jalapeño pepper (if - read more

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Popular in the United States, Chinese chicken salad is made with chicken lightly marinated in a salad dressing and then fried with napa cabbage. The salad is topped with fried chow noodles. read more