CAMPFIRE STEAK NOODLES
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This recipe comes together in under 30 minutes but doesn’t skimp on flavour! Picture succulent strips of steak in a savoury broth, accompanied with hearty egg noodles.
PREP TIME 10 mins // Cook time: 25 mins // Serves: 2
INGREDIENTS
n Chopped ginger (around a ½ thumb size) n 2 diced garlic cloves
n Egg noodles (1-2 wheels) n Large handful of dried porcini mushrooms
n 1 pak/bok choy
n Miso paste + 500ml boiling water
n 2 boiled eggs
n 1 steak (we used a fillet steak but this is open to choice)
n 1 red chilli
n 2 spring onions
n 2 tsp Camping Season’s Lunar Spice Mix
n 2 tsp sesame oil
n 2 tsp fish sauce n Sesame seeds (optional) n Soya sauce to taste
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METHOD
n Grab a bowl/large cup and add 2 tsp of miso paste to approx 500ml water and set aside (you can add the miso paste and water at step 5, we just prefer to let it sit for a while to marinate).
n Dry your pot and add 2 tsp of sesame oil. When the oil is hot, cook your steak for 4-5 mins on each side, or longer if you like it well done. Once the steak is cooked to your liking, set aside.
n Now add the diced garlic and ginger to the pot and let it cook in the oil until fragrant. If you are using fresh ginger use the back of a spoon to peel the skin!
n Add the porcini mushrooms and bok choy and cook for 2 mins before adding your miso broth, fish sauce and 2 tsp of Camping Season’s Lunar Spice Mix or the ground spices. Turn down the heat to let it gently simmer. Meanwhile, peel the eggs and cut into halves.
n By now your ingredients should have married well within the broth. Add the noodles to the pot and cook for 5-10 mins. Once the noodles are cooked to your liking turn off the heat, add a touch of soy sauce and stir.
n Slice your steak into strips and add to your broth along with your egg halves. Chop red chilli and spring onion to scatter over the dish. Top with sesame seeds.