• home
  • Recipes
    • Cuisine
      • American
      • Asian
      • Chinese
      • French
      • Indian
      • Italian
      • Japanese
      • Malaysian
      • Mexican
      • Middle Eastern
      • Thai
    • Type
      • Babe Food
      • Breakfast
      • Baking
      • Meat
      • Pasta
      • Seafood
      • Snacks & Starters
      • Soup
      • Vegetarian
    • Diet
      • Gluten Free
      • Paleo
      • Raw
      • Vegan
      • Vegetarian
    • Basics
    • Recipe Index
  • Wanders
  • About
  • Contact
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
Wanderingmatilda

Asian

peanut noodle bowls

I feel really good about an all peanut butter based diet. I could live on crunchy peanut butter crumpets, reese’s pieces and satay. Unfortunately though I am in Melbourne and Melbourne consists of ridiculously good looking people, outdoor group exercise and delicious looking grass. For now, i’ll have to put the all peanut butter diet on hold, concentrate on being a cool Melbourne kid and get my fix through lil bowls like this…

Peanut noodle bowls
Serves 2

IMG_20151126_201050

Ingredients
200g vermicelli noodles – soba, egg or rice noodles will also work
2tbs peanut butter
Juice from two limes
1tbs fish sauce
2tbs soy sauce
1/2tbs caster sugar
1 garlic clove, crushed
1tbs mirin
1tbs sriracha
1 carrot, cut into fine matchsticks
1 cucumber, cut into fine matchsticks
1/2 cup grated purple cabbage
1 green chilli, finely chopped
1/2 cup roughly chopped peanuts

Kitchen notes: you could always add shredded chicken, sliced beef, tofu or tempeh to this to make it more hearty.

IMG_20151126_200846

Method
In a large bowl cover the vermicelli with hot water – not boiling. Leave aside until they are soft and malleable. This should take around 15 minutes. If they are taking too long pour more hot water in the bowl.

For the dressing combine the peanut butter, fish sauce, soy sauce, caster sugar, crushed garlic and mirin with 3tbs water until you have a smooth paste.

Combine the noodles and vegetables with the peanut sauce and top with the crushed peanuts and chilli. Eat warm or cold.

IMG_20151126_201050

Previous
Next
  1. Bunny Eats Design says

    December 9, 2015 at 1:25 am

    Yum! This looks so good. I would add some edamame too. I think they would play well with the peanuts.

    What does delicious look grass look like? Good enough for human consumption?

    • thewanderingmatilda says

      January 3, 2016 at 2:41 pm

      Thanks bunny eats design ! Human consumption in the form of picnics not so much eating 😉

Hey there

This is a collection of tastes from my tables abroad… wherever that may be. I spend my days professionally food writing my nights recipe developing flavours from my adventures.

I am at my happiest when sharing food with my favourite people. I care deeply about nourishing our bodies with goodness. I don’t believe in dieting, I don’t believe in fads, I believe in feeding your body simply with home made deliciousness.

Holly x

FOMO? Here’s what everyone else is cooking

  • Slow Cooker Authentic Thai Massaman Curry
    Slow Cooker Authentic Thai Massaman Curry
  • Spanish Chicken, Chorizo & Potato Braise
    Spanish Chicken, Chorizo & Potato Braise
  • Chicken Bolognese with Casarecce Pasta
    Chicken Bolognese with Casarecce Pasta
  • The Ultimate Thai Beef Salad
    The Ultimate Thai Beef Salad
  • Roasted Pumpkin & Walnut Pesto Pasta
    Roasted Pumpkin & Walnut Pesto Pasta
  • Slow Cooker Pulled Pork, Chipotle & Pineapple Tacos
    Slow Cooker Pulled Pork, Chipotle & Pineapple Tacos
  • Easy Mexican Three Bean Chilli
    Easy Mexican Three Bean Chilli
  • Cheesy Cherry Tomato & Spinach Savoury Loaf
    Cheesy Cherry Tomato & Spinach Savoury Loaf
  • Malaysian Nyonya Chicken Curry
    Malaysian Nyonya Chicken Curry
  • Broccoli, Ginger & Sesame Soba Bowls
    Broccoli, Ginger & Sesame Soba Bowls

Let’s be friends

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest

Copyright 2026 Wanderingmatilda.com. All Rights Reserved.

 

Loading Comments...