Chow mein, which is Guyanese fried rice, have infused their flavors so that it is cooked in their tastes and made local. For example, the inclusion of bora beans and five sce makes it local.
1tablespoonvegetable oil + 1 teaspoon salt for water
For chicken (can be seasoned hours before or overnight)
dash of salt
2tablespoongreen seasoning
1tablespoonolive oilto cook chicken
3teaspoonreduced sodium soy sauce
1tablespooncassareep or browning sauce
2-3lbscut up chicken breasts or other desired protein
1tablespoonolive oilfor marinade
For vegetables
1-2stalks bok choy or 1 cup cabbagecut into strips
wiri wiri or scotch bonnet pepperoptional
3tablespoonreduced sodium soy sauce
10-12Chinese long beansbora bean
1cuppre-shredded or julienned carrots
1teaspoonfreshly grated ginger
1tablespoonoyster sauce
1tablespoonsesame oil
2stems scallionsliced
½red bell peppercut into strips
¼cupwater
Instructions
Season the chicken with soy sauce, green seasoning, olive oil and salt and then set aside.
Prepare the vegetables, grate the ginger and set them aside.
Boil water with salt and oil. When its done, add the chow mein noodles and follow the instructions of the packaging.
Once they are ready, drain the noodles, rinse in cold water and place then in an aluminum pan or long shallow pan.
Season the noodles with black pepper, garlic powder, sesame oil and set aside.
Sautee the chicke for 8 to 10 minutes until the liquid evaporates and set aside when done.
On a heavy-bottom pot or a wok pan, cook the vegetables by adding water, oil, sesame, grated ginger oyster sauce and pepper. Let them cook for about 30 seconds. Once done, add the vegetables and let them cook for about 3-4 minutes.
Switch the heat off, add seasoned chow mein noodles to pot with vegetables and add the chicken. Add the scallions and mix well. Add salt accordingly.