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Crunchy Chinese Noodles




Source of Recipe


AzMelody at Recipezaar


Recipe Introduction


Serves 4


List of Ingredients




1 large egg
1 cup sweet rice flour
1/4 cup water
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 quart canola oil (for frying)


Recipe



1. Heat oil to 370 degrees.

2. Mix egg, flour, salt and water. Use more or less water to reach a thick batter consistency.

3. If you have a pastry bag, put the batter in the pastry bag, using a medium-small tip. If you don't have a pastry bag (I don't), take a large plastic Ziploc freezer bag and cut a small piece off of one of the corners. Be careful, as it's easy to cut a larger hole than you need.

4. Squeeze the batter out of the bag into the hot oil. I found it easiest to squeeze out a rather large "squiggle", overlapping the strings, rather than trying to make shorter, individual noodles. Having the noodles fry together in a squiggle also makes it easier to turn the noodles to brown
on both sides.

5. Once the noodles are golden brown, remove from the oil and place on a cake rack to drain. Once the oil has drained and the noodles have cooled, place them in a large freezer bag and use your hands to break them up into smaller noodles.

6. Store in the plastic bag.