Vegan Singapore Street Noodles freezer meal recipe (2024)

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plant-based, shellfish-free, vegetarian, vegan, fall, winter, spring, summer, egg-free

1. I have been following this blog for some time now, and noticed that most of the vegetarian dishes include soy in some form or other. Have you considered other dishes without soy? I have a similar and wheat allergy and would love some ideas, (also have a mushroom allergy).
   Thanks for any help you can offer.
   Mary

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1. I actually use Bragg’s amino acids in this (it’s a soy-free substitute).

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1. Bragg’s amino’s IS NOT soy free. If you’d really like to use a truly soy free substitute I recommend coconut amino’s. They work great in Asian recipes.

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1. Thanks for the info Shaylene!

2. You can get wheat free soy.

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2. Sorry that should say soy and wheat allergy!

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3. I’m so glad I found you – I love finding new Homemade Vegan Recipes to try out on my family:) I am so glad I found your blog… Now I know what I will be making for dinner tomorrow night. My Husband also likes anything Asian.Thanks So Much For This Post!

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4. This sounds really, really delicious, and I’m sure I will make it – but fish sauce isn’t vegan.

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1. The link is to VEGAN fish sauce. 🙂

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5. I made this for dinner tonight. I followed the recipe. The end result was good, but extremely spicy for our family. I expected a Thai or Asian type result, but it ended up tasting like a really spicy Indian dish? The kids ended up eating leftovers. I usually have a very high tolerance for Hot/spicy flavors, but actually had to quit eating because my tongue couldn’t take anymore. Haha. I did love the overall flavor though. Ive never cooked with a lot of these ingredients before, so I had a blast experimenting. Any tips on making this dish more kid friendly?

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1. I added a can of coconut milk which muted the other spicey or bold flavors because I was making this dish for non-spicey food loving people in my family lol. I also cut the Siracha down to just 1 tbsp as I knew that it would be too spicey in the end for our palate. We are sauce lovers as well so without the addition of more liquid than the recipe called for, there would not have been enough sauce for us. Hope this helped for anyone in the same boat as us 🙂

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1. Tiffany – Thank you SO much for sharing these tips. I for one, am not a huge fan of spicy foods, so I love finding ways to tone down the heat a bit.

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6. Hi Carrie, how about using less Sriracha sauce? Also take a look if your Madras curry is a hot version. It’s normal that a Singaporean recipe would have an Indian taste. Indian influences are part of the cultural melting pot in Singapore for a long part of the area’s history.
   Kristi, thanks for this recipe, I am going to give it a whirl tomorrow after shopping as we are out of carrots unexpectedly. They could be left out or another veg put in but carrots are so delicious, that would be a pity! I’m using a shortcut with purchased deep-fried tofu. Mmm! Merci beaucoup/bedankt uit Brussel.

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7. Two thumbs way up! Thanks for this recipe. I’ve never had Singapore noodles before but have just finished a big helping. Tonight I made regular dinner for my family and this to prepare lunches for me over the week. But the smell was so enchanting I made this my dinner. Shockingly, my 1yo and 3yo who eat non-spicy Western food both insisted on trying it, and to my surprise scarfed it down with no wincing from the heat. I went to get a bowl for each and while in the kitchen my 1yo had clambered up onto the table to eat more. Incredible! Our intended dinner is going to my lunch instead: ah, to be a victim of a resounding success! I found brown rice vermicelli and made it with that. Next time I will try it with baby corn added. Mm, thanks!

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8. Coming back once again to rave about this dish. It’s better than dessert. I love it! And my toddlers love it too. Some day DH will get the nerve to try it and I’m sure I will have to increase the recipe then.
   This is a great Sunday recipe to clean out the fridge, I used all kinds of veg, bean sprouts, and this time bean thread noodles to up the protein this time.

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9. i made gigantic batches of this dish because we love it so much! personally, we like it without the sriracha sauce because its too spicy for my little ones and daddy can just add it to his own bowl. we also like to add broccoli in ours.

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