https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/simple-spicy-noodles • Posted by Sarah L.
This spicy noodle dish has been on heavy rotation in my diet recently. I find myself making it for lunch at least a few times a week. Ready in just over the amount of time it takes to cook your noodles, it’s exactly the kind of recipe I want to show someone who says it’s too expensive, difficult, or time-consuming to make healthy meals from scratch. Paired with a creamy raw kale salad, it makes the perfect meal. And in a pinch, it will serve you much better than most of the foods people grab in the name of convenience. *This recipe is for one serving. Multiply by however many people you’re cooking for.
This spicy noodle dish has been on heavy rotation in my diet recently. I find myself making it for lunch at least a few times a week. Ready in just over the amount of time it takes to cook your noodles, it’s exactly the kind of recipe I want to show someone who says it’s too expensive, difficult, or time-consuming to make healthy meals from scratch. Paired with a creamy raw kale salad, it makes the perfect meal. And in a pinch, it will serve you much better than most of the foods people grab in the name of convenience. *This recipe is for one serving. Multiply by however many people you’re cooking for.
Cook noodles according to package directions. Drain, rinse with cold water, and set aside.
While your noodles are cooking, heat oils in a frying pan and add garlic. Fry until it starts to get brown and crispy.
Add sunflower seeds and saute for a few more minutes.
Stir in chopped spinach.
Add noodles, tamari, and sambal oelek. Stir thoroughly until fully heated.
Top with avocado and serve hot.