Kung Fu Panda: Noodle Edition!

Remember the heart-pounding fight scenes and side-splitting antics of Kung Fu Panda? We do! And what better way to celebrate the adventures of Po and the Furious Five than with a dish that's as epic as their skills? Introducing Kung Fu Panda inspired Chilzo’s Noodle! Noodles, in the world of Kung Fu, are more than just sustenance – they're fuel for epic training sessions and delicious rewards after a hard day's (or night's) panda-ing. They're like Master Shifu's wisdom: simple yet profound, filling you up with both flavour and strength. So, grab your wok, channel your inner panda, and get ready to whip up a dish that's fit for a kung fu master (or at least an enthusiastic movie-night warrior).
The Zero Gravity Snack
While pinpointing the exact birthplace of noodles is tricky (like unravelling a particularly tangled skein), most evidence points towards China as the cradle of this culinary art. Archaeological digs have unearthed noodle-like strands dating back to 4,000 years ago, suggesting they were a staple food even in ancient times. Interesting facts about noodles is that in many Asian cultures, long noodles symbolises longevity, making them a popular dish for birthdays and celebrations. Not only that, noodles have been to space (yes, you read that right!).

Astronaut Scott Parazynski enjoyed a bowl of instant noodles during a space mission, proving that even in zero gravity, the noodle's reign is supreme. These early noodles weren't the sleek beauties we know today. They were more akin to thick strips of bread dough, often served in soups or stews. Over time, the dough-making techniques evolved, and thinner, longer strands emerged, paving the way for the diverse noodle world we enjoy today.
Check out our blog on the Spicy Schezwan Noodles Recipe - perfect for those who crave that extra kick!
Wholesome Fuel for Your Kung Fu Journey!

It's simple! Our noodles embody the strength and resilience of Po himself, radiating positive vibes. Crafted from natural ingredients and free from undesirable additives, they provide nourishment for both body and spirit without any unnecessary heaviness. So, grab your wok, channel your inner Tigress, and prepare to whiz up a dish that's worthy of the Furious Five.
Cook time total: 20-30 mins
Prep time: 10 mins
Cook time: 10-20 mins
Onto the Recipe!
Ingredients you will need:- 1 packet of Chilzo’s Noodles (for that slurp-worthy goodness)
- Vegetables: get creative! Think bok choy, carrots, mushrooms, whatever floats your jade boat (though maybe skip the radish, unless you want to channel your inner Mantis)
- Any protein: tofu, chicken, or shrimp (anything that tickles your taste buds and fuels your inner panda power)
- 2 tablespoon Chilzo's Arrabiata Sauce and adjust to your spice level (remember, even Po started small!)
- Vegetable broth: enough to cover your noodles and veggies
- Scallions
- 1 teaspoon Chilzo's Red Harissa Masala
- Sesame seeds
- Channel your inner Monkey with some fiery heat. Get your pot or wok nice and hot, then add a drizzle of oil.
- Throw in your chopped veggies and stir-fry them like Tigress in training. Let them get nice and tender, but remember, a little crunch is good for the soul (and the texture).
- If you're using protein, toss it in after the veggies and cook it through. Remember, you gotta have your fuel for those epic battles!
- Pour in your veggie broth and let it simmer. Think of it as your inner chi flowing through the soup.
- Now come the Chilzo's Arrabiata Sauce, drizzle and stir it gently. Remember, with great spice comes great responsibility, so start small and taste as you go.
- Add your Chilzo noodles and let them cook until perfectly al dente. This is where your inner Viper reflexes come in – don't overcook them!
- Garnish your masterpiece with scallions, Chilzo's Red Harissa Masala, and sesame seeds. Now, admire your creation like Po admiring a dumpling feast!
So there you have it, warriors! A Kung Fu Panda-inspired noodle masterpiece that's easy, healthy, and bursting with flavour. Remember, just like Po, the real secret ingredient is your own inner peace and the joy of sharing a delicious meal with friends (or just yourself, if you're feeling like a solo training session).
Now go forth, slurp your noodles with pride, and remember: Inner peace is just a bowl away!