Broccoli beef panda express

Overhead photo of chicken chow mein served in a wooden bowl with chopsticks. This easy Chinese Broccoli beef panda express Mein recipe is made with noodles, vegetables, chicken, and a simple chow mein sauce. It’s better than Panda Express, and healthy too!

Chinese food is good but homemade Chinese food is just next level! Real ingredients prepared fresh in your kitchen is the healthiest and most delicious way to eat! Chinese Chow Mein I am absolutely obsessed with this chow mein recipe because of how easy it is to make, how fresh it tastes, and how much my family enjoys it. I can have dinner on the table in less than 20 minutes, and it includes vegetables and protein. If you’re looking to mix-things-up at dinner time, this recipe is a real winner!

The flavors are amazing and it’s easy to adapt to add the type of vegetables and noodles that you have on hand. Chow mein is a stir-fry noodle dish that is made in many different variations. Traditional chow mein is made with fried noodles but often chow mein is prepared with boiled lo mine, chow mein, or yaki-soba noodles. Then it is added to a vegetable stir fry with chicken or beef and a chow mein sauce. If you would like to make this chow mein recipe even more authentic, try frying the noodles in a little bit of oil before adding them to the pan. What is Chow Mein made of? There are many variations of chow mein but this chow mein is made with noodles, cabbage, celery, green onions, and garlic.

Chow Mein sauce is made with sesame oil, soy sauce, oyster sauce, ginger, brown sugar, and cornstarch. I like to use refrigerated yakisoba noodles to make chow mein, but you can use dried chow mein noodles, lo mein, or spaghetti noodles. Yakisoba noodles can be found at most grocery stores near the tofu and wonton wrappers, in the refrigerated section. The ingredients needed to make chow mein including celery, cabbage, carrot, green onion, chicken, garlic and sauce next to another photo of a package of yakisoba noodles.