10 Minute Scallion Oil Noodles That Will Change Your LIFE (2 Ways)


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  1. @AB-jb5pq
    @AB-jb5pq says:

    Claire's reaction ❤❤😂
    To be fair most of that extra effort goes into making the oil, which in return makes your 10 minute version even faster 😂 you probably should've presented the oil separately to Claire 🤭
    I'll definitely give this a try. Thank you so much for showing us all these super tasty recipes 🥰

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  2. @deborahpasha9727
    @deborahpasha9727 says:

    ONLY 5 GREEN ONIONS in the 10 minute version and no GARLIC! I am suspicious. Oh yeah I am making the 40 minute version. More Green Onions and Garlic! More Delicious! Happy New Year to you, Clair, and Hodu.❤

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  3. @pyrodoll7137
    @pyrodoll7137 says:

    scallion noodles are one of my favorites and I can't get it here without traveling. Super excited to try it myself as soon as I can.
    Your whole channel is such a gift and Claire is an absolute treasure.

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  4. @bitmau5
    @bitmau5 says:

    wut… wut…. HAIYAAAA, why u chop cilantro without pluuuuckiiing leave….WHY?!? you make my ancestor cry 😢

    Teasing, I have to try this!

    To clarify the bad joke, I worked in a Vietnamese restaurant where my Chef demanded that I pluck the Cilantro leaves off the stem because the stem has a bitter taste and it has a bad texture, which I agree with . Sure it may take a little more time to pluck the leaves, but there is a simple technique to resolve this. I think it's very worth it to make sure that there are no stems in any recipe calling for cilantro.

    For Noodles that have more crunch, I don't follow the package instructions. Put them in the water right away. As soon as the water boils, remove them, but don't rinse. They will have more texture and fry more easily.

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  5. @sharonm3677
    @sharonm3677 says:

    Love your recipes Aaron and I’ve used so many of them. You are wonderful for bringing these recipes to us and provide us confidence in creating so many loved dishes that so many of us would never have tried in our own kitchens. Claire, I just adore you! Your honesty is enlightening and I love the input you provide. Thank you both for being so encouraging and guiding us through a wonderful array of yummy dishes. I got your book for my birthday in December and I love it! ❤❤

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  6. @brynda3811
    @brynda3811 says:

    Omg,I tell people, more delicious all the time ,they look at me like,huh, I am planning on buying your cookbook for my son and daughter, when I finally get ahead, life in the US is scary and tough right now, love you guys ❤❤❤

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  7. @umdesch4
    @umdesch4 says:

    Feels like the point was missed. Spending the extra time to make the oil pays off multiple times over the course of a month. That awful day when you look in your fridge, and you've got no green onions on hand…if you have some of this oil, at least you can still get that "more green onions, more delicious" taste. With no extra work as well!

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  8. @whatwilliwatch3405
    @whatwilliwatch3405 says:

    I appreciate Claire's honesty in saying that there's no significant difference between the two versions, flavor-wise. She didn't make something up because she felt like there "should be" a difference; she just gave her honest assessment. There's no shame in having a quick recipe taste as good as one that takes longer – if anything, that's encouraging to people like me who don't have a lot of extra time to cook.

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