Hello everyone, welcome to my latest recipe for this delicious Gluten Free and Dairy Free Chicken Satay Noodle Bowl. It has been a busy week so far and I haven’t got round to typing up my Roasted Salt and Vinegar Chickpea recipe I promised. I’ll make sure I put some time aside at the weekend to get it published. I also have some lovely baking recipes I need to type up and share including a marble espresso cake and a lemon drizzle loaf.
Tonight’s recipe is for this simple chicken satay noodle bowl. If you can’t find gluten free noodles then gluten free spaghetti can be an okay substitute. As with most of my recipes you can substitute out the meat and veggies to suit your own preference.
Other Dinner Ideas
If you like this recipe for Gluten Free and Dairy Free Chicken Satay Noodle Bowl then you might like to try one of my other dinner recipes:
- Make a pasta bake with my Gluten Free and Dairy Free Chilli Beef Pasta
- Try out a risotto with Gluten Free and Dairy Free Roasted Tomato and Smoked Bacon Risotto
- Have some fish with my Gluten Free and Dairy Free Homemade Fish Finger Buns
- Have a vegetarian option with my Gluten Free and Dairy Free Cheese & Tomato Potato Bake
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Chicken Satay Noodle Bowl (Gluten Free, Dairy Free)
Ingredients
Instructions
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Cook the noodles per the instructions on the packet and set aside
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To make the satay sauce whisk together the tamari, fish sauce, brown sugar, cornflour, minced garlic, ginger, curry powder and peanut butter and set aside
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Add the olive oil to a large shallow pan over a medium heat
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Add in the chicken, onion, peppers and mushroom
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Saute for 7 minutes
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Add in the noodles and pour over the satay sauce
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Stir fry for another three minutes and season to taste
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I served mine topped with some fresh coriander and crushed peanuts