Name: Chinese Chicken Noodle One-Pot
Prep time: 5 min
Ingredients: 1 1/2 pound boneless, skinless chicken thighs; 12 ounce spaghetti noodles; 1 (14-ounce) package frozen stir fry mixed vegetables; 1 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger; 2 teaspoon garlic powder; 2 medium oranges; 1 bunch green onions; 2 cup chicken broth; 2 tablespoon soy sauce; 2 tablespoon corn starch

Chinese Chicken Noodle One-Pot

By: Diana Chute

5 Comments

Chinese Chicken Noodle One-Pot

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By: Diana Chute

I love a recipe that is easy to cook on a weeknight and doesn't take a lot of time or make a big mess! Chicken thighs are usually always on sale and very easy to cook (and forgiving because they stay moist), so I created Chinese Chicken Noodle One-Pot. This easy Chinese food recipe is made with chicken thighs, spaghetti noodles and stir fry veggies, and it is really easy to throw together. The orange juice adds a burst of citrus flavor that enhances this dinner. Try it today!

Notes

This recipe was submitted as part of the Swiss Diamond One Pot Wonder Recipe Contest.

Serves6

Preparation Time5 min

Ingredients

1 1/2 pound boneless, skinless chicken thighs
12 ounces spaghetti noodles
1 (14-ounce) package frozen stir fry mixed vegetables
1 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
2 teaspoons garlic powder
2 medium oranges
1 bunch green onions
2 cups chicken broth
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons corn starch

Instructions

Preheat a large non-stick skillet on medium high heat. Cut green onions into 1/4 inch pieces and place in a small bowl. Slice one orange into wedges and place around edge of serving platter or individual plates. Cut chicken into 1 inch pieces.
Place chicken pieces into hot skillet, spread evenly. Sprinkle chicken with ginger and garlic powder. Cook for 4 minutes and turn chicken over. Cook for 4 more minutes.
Add frozen vegetables, chicken stock, and soy sauce to pan. Break spaghetti noodles into thirds and sprinkle over pan. Cover pan and cook for 10 minutes, stir at 4 and 8 minute mark.
Zest and juice 1 orange into a small bowl. Whisk cornstarch into orange juice mixture. Drizzle over pan at the end of step 3. Stir and cover pan, cook for 2 more minutes or until sauce has thickened.
Spoon chicken onto serving platter or individual plates. Garnish with green onions and serve.

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Rnbowgrl

Feb 05, 2018

Spaghetti noodles in Chinese food? I wish I would have thought about using them sooner the Chinese noodles are so hard to find where I live or I have no clue what to buy, so I usually just eat out or order in but not after finding this recipe! The only thing missing is a few pepper flakes to give it a little spice and I bet angel hair pasta would be amazing with this recipe!

Lynn K

Aug 19, 2017

One pot meals are always a major draw card for most busy parents because it means they are probably really easy to cook on a week night after a long day working, right? And this Chinese Chicken Noodle One Pot recipe is a perfect example of an easy family meal when time is short. Our family loved eating it and I loved it even more because it was so easy to make!

AuntKarolyn

Feb 12, 2017

I eat a lot of chicken so I am always looking for easy recipes that offer different ways to prepare it. I love the "one pot-ness" (my own word) of this recipe, and the use of traditional ingredients to create an untraditional flavor. I am looking forward to whipping this one up one day this week.

andrealuxton 00859 53

Jan 18, 2017

This recipe sounds as if it is simply bursting with flavour! And so quick and easy to prepare and cook too. The orange zest and juice conjure up the taste of duck a l'orange in my mind, even though this is essentially stir-fry chicken and veg on noodles. I wonder if using lime will give a Thai taste to it?

Ruthep

Jan 17, 2017

It is like stir fry over noodles instead of rice. And you cook it all in one pan! I really prefer using chicken thighs over the breasts. They have so much more flavor and are definitely not so dry. Some types of oranges are juicy than others. How much total juice is needed?