
I used to think making hakka noodles is complicated until I tried fried rice ,which I make often now a days. So hakka noodles also now a days become usual dish at our home. I love the smoky flavour we get when we toss the vegetable. I feel the wok they use in the restaurants also play a significant roll in the flavour of hakka noodles. Its so simple to make and kids would love this. Only thing is we have to cook the noodles properly to remove the wax coating which is not good for our health. I used Ching’s hakka noodles to prepare this and its good too. You can use any plain noodles for making this.

VEGETABLE HAKKA NOODLES (serves 2)
Ingredients
| Plain noodles | 1 & 1/2 cup |
| Finely cut cabbage | 3/4 cup |
| Carrot | 1 |
| Capsicum | 1/2 |
| Spring onion | 3 sprigs |
| Pepper | 1/2 tsp |
| Tomato chilli sauce | 1 & 1/2 tsp |
| Salt | As needed |
| Oil | 2 tblsp |
Method
- Cook noodles as per the instructions given in the pack or boil 3-4 cups of water and cook noodles for 3-4 minutes. Make sure its not over cooked. Drain water and wash it to remove the excess starch and add 1 tsp oil and mix well to avoid sticking.
- Cut veggies into fine thin strips,chop the spring onion finely(green part) and chop the white part separately. Heat a pan with oil and fry white part of the spring onion.
- Add the veggies one by one frying each for half minute. Add the sauces, salt and pepper. Give a quick stir.
- Add the drained noodles and mix well. Add the chopped spring onion and stir well.
Notes
- Use oil generously. You can use any cooking oil or olive oil the best.
- Fry always in high flame. If you can, try tossing the veggies in such a way that it catches fire. This gives the smoky flavor as in restaurants. Oil should be more to do this.
- You can also add white pepper or ajinomoto in this. Ajinomoto is not advisable for health though.
Serve hot with any Manchurian or as such with sauce.







One of my favourtie dish to eat when i am in India, looks super yumm.
ReplyDeletelovely!! yes, I too like the smoky flavor in it :)
ReplyDeleteYummy hakka noodles.I use add chilli and soya sauce.Must try ur version.But i'm not getting the tossing process correctly.
ReplyDeletevery nicely explained and I am so in wonder that your picture shows a lovely medley of colours in food!
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lovely clicks dear.
Had this long back..now, u made me to remember it again! Nice recipe and superb clicks dear..
ReplyDeletenoodles is my fav..this looks awesome
ReplyDeleteI love these noodles. I make it every friday and try different recipes with it. Looks very yummy
ReplyDeleteSuch a tempting picture and dish... love the spicy specks on the noodles.
ReplyDeleteLove this!! i add soy sauce too!!! Very tempting bowl!!!
ReplyDeleteHakka noodles wid any manchurian gravy..I m just sold for that combination of chinese food..love it
ReplyDeleteLovely Hakka Noodles.... Can you pass me the chopsticks :-)
ReplyDeletemy most fav dish...can have this any time of the day. loks fantastic.
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Its very nice. i had tried this from sharmi's space..Loved it a lot.
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy .. perfect delight for kids
ReplyDeleteI love to grab the entire bowl raks. amazing..
ReplyDeleteI add a bit of garlic to it. Tastes great!
ReplyDeletenever tried hakka noodles.. Looks yumm...
ReplyDeletenoodles are looking so delicious. nice pics as always
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm!
ReplyDeleteLooks too good, very colorful, wud love to do the tossing part but don't know whether it'll land back in the pan or on the stove..
ReplyDeletenoodles looks delicious and wonderful pictures ...........
ReplyDeletewow, wish i could grab that bowl..noodles is all time fav for me :)
ReplyDeletehakka noodles is my all time favourite... stunning pics.. looks like it is straight from a restaurant... perfect!
ReplyDeleteHakka noodles looks yum, Nice clicks. You have cut the veggies perfectly
ReplyDeleteoh I love how the veggies catch fire... I dare not try it at home...
ReplyDeletelooks great!
Hakka noodles looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteLovely hakka noodles, i will feel filled up if i hog this.
ReplyDeleteDelicious noodles...Looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteMakes me feel hungry !! Lovely dish !! Loved the way you have cut the veggies.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite Chinese dishes.I love the crunchy vegetables and the delicately flavored noodles more than similarly prepared Fried rice.
ReplyDeleteTasty :)
ReplyDeletesuper yum and delicious clicks Raks :) yummy !
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My kids love this very much .Nice pics
ReplyDeleteinch pinch , I have just drafted veg hakka noodles, you will see it soon on kitchen gossip too :))
ReplyDeleteyummy recipe dear...luks wonderful, colorful n delicious...
ReplyDeleteyummilicious.....
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ReplyDeletethe pic itself making me drool........ Thanks for the recipe
will try this recipe soon, looks yummy... inspired by you all sharmispassions, nags, i have also started blogging, pls try to visit my blog, and share your opinion, and expert comments , on how to improve it. thanks
ReplyDeleteYummy ..my son's fav. recipe ..asusual lovely presentation
ReplyDeleteSo Yummy n tempting n healthy n colourful...
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Pass me the noodles with the bowl raji,both luks fab:)
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Wow, you have got an amazing food blog with fabulous pictures! I could spend hours on your blog. Went through your paneer and gravy dishes! Would definetly try them :D
ReplyDeletelook yummy...nice pic
ReplyDeletesuch lovely pics, the noodles looks colourful & pretty
ReplyDeleteThis sounds very easy to me. Never tried with chings noodles.Cute clicks
ReplyDeleteI love chinese food, sorry indo chinese food. This one tops the list.
ReplyDeleteWill definitely give this a try before the week is over. Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love hakka noodles my fav thanks for share its new recipe looking very delicious !!
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a detailed recipe and yes it looks delicious ...'
ReplyDeletehakka noodles is my fav... dish
ReplyDeleteoh my God! you are really so talented..gone through your profile..Great to see all the recipes. Thanks to rakskitchen.
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Yesterday itried in a restaurent.it was too good.but a bit spicy.i want it to cook myself according to our taste
This is very nice and healthy noodles. thanks you for sharing this recipe.
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Noodles looks tempting and would like to try. Which brand Tomato chilli sauce did you use in this recipe ? Pls let me know. Thanks in Advanced.
ReplyDeleteI used Maggi brand.
DeleteI saw your blog few days back and I am already liking the way you write, you click snaps and your Indian recipes... Even I tried Veg Hakka Noodles and have posted on my blog- Foodies' Fun
ReplyDeleteWell its nothing as compared to yours. But you act as motivation to me. Thank you for putting up such lovely recipe...
hi i just happened to stop by ur blog and its really an amazing place to be!
ReplyDeleteCould you tel me what is type of noodles we get in indian restaurants?Which brand did u use in this recipe.Please let me know, I have been searching for this answer quite long...thanks! Happy blogging !
I used Ching's brand... It was good like the one in restaurants.
Deletehi akka,
ReplyDeleteI've tried this very recently. As a bachelor I've got bored of my routine recipes and i always wanted to try new things and tried this according to your instructions :) it came out very nice n tasty and i added some soya sauce also at the end :) loved it a lot :) thank you for your recipe :) from now onwards all my holidays, recipes will be your's :) thanks a lot for your site...really amazing :)
Thanks :)
lovely Raji................I will surely try it for my kids
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