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Chicken Chow Mein - 700 Calories - 54g of Protein


Healthy High Protein Chicken Chow Mein - Tastes just like a Takeaway and super quick and easy to make.



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Serves 2 at 700 Calories per portion ands 54g of Protein.


250g of Poached Chicken Breast, sliced. This will be around 400g of Raw Chicken


380g Medium Egg Noodles. This is x2 dried sheets


1 Medium Onion, sliced


50ml Dark Soy Sauce


1 Chicken Stock Cube


1 Spring Onion, chopped length ways


60g Beansprouts


15ml/1 tbsp Sesame Oil


0.5 tsp of Salt, a pinch of White Pepper and 0.5 tsp of MSG



- Poach the Chicken beforehand, let it cool down and then slice ready for the dish.



- In a pan, add some boiling water and mix in the Stock Cube. Add the Egg Noodles and cook for 4/5 minutes until cooked. Drain and set to one side.



- In a Wok or frying pan, heat up the Sesame Oil on a high heat. Add in the Onions for a minute or two before adding in the cooked Chicken. Stir for 2\3 minutes before adding the Salt, MSG and White Pepper.



- After a few more minutes, the Chicken and Onions should be browning off. Add in the Noodles and let cook for a minute or two whilst stirring, letting the cooked noodles brown off a little too.



- Add in the Soy Sauce. This can be done a little at a time as you may not need or want to add the full 50ml, depending on your taste. Keep stirring to coat and cook everything for another minute or two.



- Finally, add in the Beansprouts and Spring Onion for another minute or two.



- Serve for a calorie controlled/high protein takeaway alternative.



I bought my MSG off Amazon for around 3 quid so it’s easy to get a hold off. This is what helps the dish taste like a takeaway.



The latest research shows that MSG is completely ok as part of a balanced and healthy diet.



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