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How To Make Singapore Noodles

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How To Make Singapore Noodles

How To Make Singapore Noodles

Singapore Noodles Recipe. This mild spicy dish is both quick and easy to make and is guaranteed to bring a touch of the orient to your dining table. Savour our Singapore Noodles recipe.



Step 1:

You will need

  • 150 g rice noodles soaked in cold water for at least 15 minutes prior to cooking
  • 12 shrimps peeled
  • 150 g pork, cubed (chicken will do as well)
  • 30 ml rice wine or white wine
  • 2 tbsp soy sauce
  • 2 tbsp fish sauce
  • ½ tbsp brown sugar
  • 1 tbsp corn starch
  • 60 ml vegetable oil
  • ½ onion sliced
  • 1 handful bean sprouts
  • ½ red pepper sliced
  • 1 spring onion sliced
  • 2 cloves garlic minced
  • 2 eggs whisked
  • 1 ½ tbsp curry powder
  • salt and white pepper
  • few sprigs of coriander for garnish
  • 1 wok
  • 1 wooden spoon
  • tongs
  • 1 tray
  • 1 slotted spoon


Step 2:

Marinate the shrimp and pork

Combine the pork and shrimp into the same bowl and add the soy sauce, the fish sauce, the rice wine, and the corn starch. Mix together thoroughly and leave it to marinade for at least 10 minutes.


Step 3:

Cook the marinated shrimp and pork

Add a little vegetable oil to the already hot wok. Add the pork and shrimp with as little of the marinade as possible and cook for a minute or two.
When everything is more or less cooked, add the marinade, continue to cook for a few seconds more and then remove the pork and shrimp from the wok. Place it onto a tray while leaving the wok on the heat.


Step 4:

Cook the vegetables

Now add a more little oil to the wok and introduce the onions, cooking them for a half minute or so. Next, add the red pepper, garlic, spring onions, bean sprouts and stir. Cook together briefly and remove from the heat.
Place the vegetables on the tray beside the pork and shrimp.


Step 5:

Cook the egg and the noodles

Again, add a little oil to the hot wok. Add the egg and stir briskly. Now add the noodles (without adding the water) and stir. Next, combine the curry powder, sugar, season with salt and pepper and stir again.


Step 6:

Combine the other ingredients

Finally, add the vegetables, the shrimp and the pork to the wok. Toss everything together, cooking just enough to blend the flavours and warm everything through.


Step 7:

Garnish and serve

There is nothing left to do except to garnish your creation with a little coriander and serve. It makes a whole meal in itself so there's no need to worry about side-dishes. Just enjoy!

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    0 out of 3 people found this comment helpful banana_in_UK (46 days ago)

    I've spend half my life in Spore and I've not ate anything like this in Spore. This is more like Pad Thai noodles to me. It's a modified version of the Pad Thai noodles in that it adds curry powder. I'm utterly disappointed as I was looking for the recipe for this Sporean fried hokkien noodles that I used to get in Spore hawker centers.

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    1 out of 1 person found this comment helpful beinuppity (48 days ago)

    OK, WE GET IT!! It's not Singaporean - I don't care WHAT you call it, it's awesomely delicious, inexpensive, and a crowdpleaser every time! Thanks!!

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    Anonymous (187 days ago)

    I thought I had the goal, before I saw this. I made this meal most identically to this recipe. But Fishsauce and brown sugar was new for me. The Art of marinade and stir let my chickenbreast taste not so dry. The only difference: I use julienne carrots instead of red pepper. I also prefer a hot madras curry for this dish. Best greetings to all from Germany, who love this meal that was transported in the 80's from Asia to the european and US market.

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    1 out of 1 person found this comment helpful Anonymous (204 days ago)

    i am from singapore, i have never ate or seen this noodle. we have so many noodles. this looks more like thai style =pad thai version.

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    Anonymous (212 days ago)

    nice website,i really like it. instead of redwine i prefare sherry.

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    Anonymous (248 days ago)

    very nice website, im a total newbie when it comes to cooking and soon have to cook for my own. Seen vid and tried it out, it's great dish! simple to cook. It cost me just 2 quid for mixed veg and rice noodle for two ^^

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    Anonymous (250 days ago)

    instead of rice wine or white wine, use sherry

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    Anonymous (265 days ago)

    Who care what it's called?? Long as it tastes good!

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    1 out of 1 person found this comment helpful Anonymous (278 days ago)

    What brilliant web site

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    0 out of 3 people found this comment helpful Anonymous (296 days ago)

    totally has nothing to do with singapore.. heck..

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    3 out of 4 people found this comment helpful Anonymous (330 days ago)

    I think its great you can watch this website and learn how cook! Im going to try to make those noodles tonight for my family ;) Thanks!!!!

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    1 out of 2 people found this comment helpful Anonymous (333 days ago)

    singaporean noodles has got nothing to do with the place singapore , i guess, they just named the dish 'Singapore' Noodles

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    1 out of 1 person found this comment helpful Anonymous (334 days ago)

    wtf is singapore noodles. singaporean here

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    Anonymous (341 days ago)

    Well I got around to cooking this tonight, I was out of red peper, sudstituted a yellow, out of pork, used some ham left over from Christmas and my shrimps were precooked. Oh my....only regret was not doubling the curry powder.

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    4 out of 5 people found this comment helpful adobodave (342 days ago)

    NO no you have it all wrong, the country was named after the noodle dish, just like the French being named after our famous fried potatoes.

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