Quick Roast Beef And Thick Mung Bean Noodle Soup - A Leftover Special

Often the odd piece of char siu or some marinated chicken slices just sit idle at the back of the fridge until the foul smell reminds us of their existence a few days later. They need not to be wasted; couple with a few basic ingredients, they can be easily turned into something delicious in minutes.

This is more of a meal idea rather than a recipe I think... the remaining roast beef was added to a super quick noodle soup using the same thick mung bean noodles that I am addicted to.

recipe per serve
you'll need;
100 g of left over roast beef or shop bought char siu
a handful of bean sprouts
1 spring onion, chopped
1 bunch of coriander, roughly chopped
2 cups of stock
2 bundles of thick mung bean noodles
1 tbs of garlic oil
chopped chilies to serve
Sichuan style chili oil in jar to serve

Get the slicing and chopping out of the way.

Cook noodles in stock until al dente then add in the bean sprout, remove from the heat immediately.

Pour the content of the pot into a large bowl then top with roast beef slices, herbs, garlic oil and sliced chilies, a healthy meal in less than 20 minutes!

I added some chili oil for some extra kick.