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Singapore Style Noodle Stir Fry
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Singapore Style Noodle Stir Fry

Singapore noodles feature thin rice vermicelli stir fried with shrimp, barbecue pork, and a vibrant yellow curry powder that gives the dish its iconic color and aromatic warmth. It is a beloved hawker center classic that is surprisingly easy to recreate at home in a wok.

4.5
30 min
🍴3 servings
🔥420 cal
🔖Medium
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Thin rice vermicelli stir fried with shrimp, pork, and curry powder for a vibrantly golden classic noodle dish.

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Nutrition per serving

420Calories
25gProtein
48gCarbs
14gFat
3gFiber

Ingredients

3servings

base

protein

seasoning

sauce

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Instructions

1

Prep the Noodles and Mise en Place

Soak the rice vermicelli in cold water for 15 minutes until pliable then drain well. Lay out all your ingredients nearby because Singapore noodles move extremely fast and you do not have time to search for ingredients once the wok is hot.

2

Cook the Proteins

Heat the wok over high heat with 2 tablespoons of oil. Stir fry the shrimp for about 90 seconds until just pink then remove. Quickly scramble the beaten eggs in the wok creating large soft folds, then push to the side.

3

Add Curry and Noodles

Add another tablespoon of oil and the curry powder directly to the wok, stirring it in the oil for 30 seconds to bloom the spices. Add the drained rice vermicelli and toss vigorously for 2 minutes coating every strand in the golden curry oil.

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4

Combine Everything

Add the char siu pork, cooked shrimp, and scrambled egg back to the wok along with the soy sauce. Toss everything together energetically over high heat for 2 minutes until the noodles are dry and every ingredient is evenly distributed throughout.

Substitutions

char siu porkdiced ham or rotisserie chicken makes a practical everyday substitute for this dish
rice vermicellithin wheat noodles can work though the dish will lose some of its characteristic lightness

Common mistakes

Using noodles that are too wet causes them to clump together in the wok and they will never achieve the dry separated texture you want
Skipping the step of blooming the curry powder in oil results in a raw powdery taste rather than a deep aromatic curry flavor
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