Video By Supper, Again? Episode 68

4-Ingredient Beef Noodle Stir Fry

4-Ingredient Beef Noodle Stir Fry

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Nechama Weiss
Nechama Weiss
8 hours ago

What kind of sauce was used in this recipe? Was it just plain teriyaki?

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Naomi Cohen
Naomi Cohen
15 hours ago

Thanks. What I was actually trying to convey is that it would be nice if the taster on the video would make a bracha. [Every time!]
Wouldn’t that make a Kiddush Hashem?

Naomi Cohen
Naomi Cohen
2 days ago

Wonderful recipe – what’s the bracha? It would be amazing if you could say the appropriate bracha while demonstrating these recipes! [It could be shehakol, ha’adamah, or mezonot.]

Raquel Malul
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Reply to  Naomi Cohen
1 day ago

Hi! Please ask your LOR as to what bracha to make, as with everything, there are different opinions depending on the dish 🙂

Malky Goldman
Malky Goldman
4 days ago

Reenaa, this is awesome 😎 thank you 🩵💞💜want to try iyH

chaya Greenfeld
chaya Greenfeld
4 days ago

Looks great! Do you think theres any other meat or chicken this could work with?

Rena
Rena
Reply to  chaya Greenfeld
4 days ago

sure any thin pieces of chicken or even ground chicken. Pepper steak slices or thin steak strips.

ms
ms
5 days ago

Wow, Rena! You did it again! Love the no cook noodles- can’t wait to try this!!!!!!!

Rena
Rena
Reply to  ms
5 days ago

Thanks! 💗

M I
M I
5 days ago

This looks amazing! What type of egg noodles do you use? They don’t look like typical egg noodles (aka lukshen)

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Rena
Rena
Reply to  M I
5 days ago

Taste of Asia is one of the brands but if you can’t find them you can use ramen noodles instead

ms
ms
Reply to  Rena
5 days ago

Do you know if they sell those in the United States?

Rena
Rena
Reply to  ms
4 days ago

Sorry not sure but I think gefen sells a Japanese noodle that you can use instead. Or look for udon noodles/Lo mein/pad thai noodles