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Vietnamese Grilled Fresh Noodles with Beef or Chicken
Grilled fresh Chinese noodles, served with a flavorful sauce and sautéed vegetables, accompanied by marinated beef or chicken. A simple Vietnamese-inspired recipe you can make at home.
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Critical Success Points
- • Marinating the beef or chicken (step 2)
- • Grilling the noodles to achieve a slightly crispy texture (step 6)
- • Thickening the sauce with starch (step 10)
Safety Warnings
- • Handle the very hot oil carefully to avoid splatters.
- • Use a sharp knife to avoid slipping and cuts.
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