Hunan-style crispy mushroom noodle salad

Ching-He Huang’s vegan Chinese mushroom noodle salad combines panko-fried shimeji mushrooms, rice noodles and loads of veg for a tasty, healthy meal.

Ching says: “The people of the Hunan region in China are known for their love of sweet and spicy combinations. This easy dish is inspired by those strong flavour profiles.”

This recipe is taken from Asian Green by Ching-He Huang (Kyle Books £20).

For more vegan recipes by Ching to add to your Chinese New Year table, check out her hot and sour soup and black bean tofu and baby pak choi, also from Asian Green.

Or, why not use leftover shimeji mushrooms in this tasty vegan stir-fry recipe?

  • Serves 2-4 as part of a meal
  • Hands-on time 30 min, oven time 15 min

Nutrition

Calories
480kcals
Fat
7.9g (1.6g saturated)
Protein
17.7g
Carbohydrates
81.3g (13.6g sugars)
Fibre
6.5g
Salt
0.8g

delicious. tips

  1. Aquafaba is the starchy liquid found in tinned chickpeas. It makes a good thickening agent, so it’s perfect for panko-ing the mushrooms for a crispy texture. After you’ve sliced your spring onions into matchsticks, plunge them into iced water to make beautiful spring onion curls.

  2. Shimeji are small mushrooms that grow in groups rather than singularly – they’re available from Asian supermarkets, and in some larger supermarkets you’ll find them in Asian mushroom mixes.

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