Ingredients
Method
Marination:
- Marinate chicken thigh overnight for better results.
- Grind lemongrass, coriander, basil, garlic, galangal, and lemon leaves with the addition of lemon juice into a fine paste.
- Marinate the chicken thigh with the paste with some salt.
- Set aside for 45 minutes.
For the noodles:
- Soak the noodles in hot water and once cooked, strain and apply a few drops of sesame oil. Set aside so that it does not form lumps.
For the chilly oil:
- Place chilly flakes and chopped garlic in a bowl.
- Heat the sesame oil and pour in the chilly flakes and garlic and stir with the addition of coconut aminos.
- Once cool, add in the chopped spring onion.
- Keep it ready.
For garnish:
- Break the egg and make a thin omelet.
- Once cooked, roll and cut into julienne.
- Keep aside.
Preparation:
- Julienne all vegetables.
- Sauté with cold-pressed groundnut oil, and garlic and toss in the noodles.
- Once the noodles are mixed, add in the chili oil prepared as above.
- Mix and check the seasoning.
- Garnishing and serving instructions
- Grill the chicken marinated thigh and slice it.
- Once done, plate the noodles and garnish with chicken thigh and strips of egg prepared for garnish.
Power tips and variations
- Prefer cage-free/ organic eggs.
- Go for organically claimed chicken.
- Vegetarians can use A2 paneer in place of eggs/chicken.
- You can alternate millet noodles with rice noodles as a good replacement for refined flour noodles.
Notes
- Cabbage is a rich source of sulforaphane which is known to break down toxins in the body and is good for liver health.
- Using organic chicken not only makes the dish nourishing but it is also packed with a range of macro and micronutrients, including protein, fiber, B vitamins, vitamin C, and amino acids.
- It also contains powerful antioxidants, anti-inflammatory ingredients, and the fresh flavor of anise-licorice-rich Thai basil.