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Chap Chee Noodles Korean Protein

La ricetta originale, da cui nascono le versioni Low Carb, Protein e Low Fat.

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Chap Chee Noodles Korean Protein

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Version Original

Rielaborazione della classica ricetta coreana di spaghetti di soia con verdure e manzo, trasformata in versione light con noodles shirataki a zero carboidrati e potenziamento proteico. Mantiene gli aromi autentici di sesamo, salsa di soia e aglio, pilastri della cucina coreana.

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Time

27m

Servings

1 servings

Level

Media

Nutrition at a glance

420 kcal

Calorie

32 g

Proteine

20 g

Carboidrati

17 g

Grassi

Ingredients

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Method

1

Marinare 150g di manzo top sirloin finemente affettato in una ciotola con 1 cucchiaio di salsa di soia, 1/2 cucchiaio di olio di sesamo, 1 cipollotto tritato, 1/2 spicchio d'aglio tritato, 1/2 cucchiaino di semi di sesamo, 1/4 cucchiaino di pepe nero per 15 minuti.

2

Scaldare 1 cucchiaio di olio di girasole in un wok o padella grande a fuoco medio-alto, cuocere il manzo marinato fino a doratura uniforme (3-4 minuti).

3

Aggiungere 80g di carota a julienne, 60g di germogli di bambù sgocciolati, 100g di cavolo napa affettato sottile e cuocere 2 minuti.

4

Incorporare 100g di spinaci freschi tritati e 100g di shirataki (noodles di konjac) precedentemente risciacquati.

5

Condire con 1/2 cucchiaio di salsa di soia, 1/4 cucchiaino di sale, 1/4 cucchiaino di pepe nero e mescolare bene a fuoco medio per 3-4 minuti fino a completo riscaldamento.

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Food culture

The story of Chap Chee Noodles Korean Protein

Chap Chee Noodles Korean Protein is a much-loved dish of Coreana cuisine, with roots in the tradition of Facile. It captures the comfort and generosity of a real home table.

On Tasty Table Diary the original always comes first. The modern versions are created to respect the spirit of the dish while adapting it to different needs.

Cooking tips

Tips for the perfect result

Use the freshest ingredients you can find for the best flavour.
Build the flavour slowly and taste as you cook.
Don't rush the cooking: balance is everything.
Let Chap Chee Noodles Korean Protein rest for a moment before serving.

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Can I make Chap Chee Noodles Korean Protein ahead of time?

Yes. It is often even better after resting, and it reheats beautifully.

Which is the lightest version?

The Low Fat version is designed to reduce fat while keeping the structure of the dish.

Which is the best version for fitness?

The Protein version boosts protein and satiety.

Can I freeze it?

Most versions freeze well in single portions for meal prep.

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