2tablespoonchilli garlic paste, adjust to tolerance
2tablespoonRegular Soy Sauce (Or 1 tablespoon Dark Soy Sauce)
2tablespoon Hoisin Sauce
1teaspoon Rice Wine Vinegar
1teaspoonRed Chili pepper flakes, adjust to tolerance
2tablespoonbrown sugar
1.5tablespoon vegetable stock (or water)
1teaspoonpure toasted sesame seed oil
¾teaspoonsalt (or to taste)
1tablespoon Minced Ginger & Garlic
For Making the Noodles
12 oz(350g)noodles
3tablespooncooking oil
4scallion stalks, white & green parts chopped separately
3tablespoonchopped ginger & garlic
Salt & pepper to taste
Instructions
Set the noodles to boil or hydrate while you prep the sauce and vegetables. Cook as per package instructions, drain once cooked, reserve ½ cup noodle water and massage drained noodles with a little oil after to avoid them sticking.
In a small bowl, mix all the listed ingredients for the general two sauce. Taste the sauce and adjust the ingredients if needed as per your liking. At this point it should taste bold and salty. Keep ready.
In a 10 inch pan or wok, heat up oil on medium high.Add the white scallion parts, chopped ginger & garlic for 2 minutes till they are soft. Work quickly.
Add the noodles and add about ⅓ cup of the general tso sauce. Stir fry the noodles in the sauce on high for about 3 minutes continuously tossing else they will not be crispy and begin to steam in the sauce. Taste and adjust the salt. Add black pepper if you wish. Add more sauce if you wish.
Mix in the chopped green onion parts. Serve!
Notes
Refer to the written article about substitutions.
The leftover extra sauce stays well for about 4 days in the fridge. So you can make another dish in the same week. Refer to the article for suggestions.
You can add some sliced onions as well while stir frying.