Gluten-Free Chocolate Haystacks recipes - Main course

How to cook:

1. Start by poaching your boneless, skinless chicken thighs. Bring a large saucepan of water to the boil and add your chicken thighs. Immediately down the heat a little, but make sure it's still bubbling nicely. They should take around 8-10 minutes to cook through.
2. Add two tablespoons of oil to your wok. Put it on a medium-high heat, but bear in mind that you'll need to keep constantly stirring at this heat.
3. Throw in your carrot and fry until slightly softened - this should take around 1-2 minutes.
4. Once your chicken thighs have cooked through, remove them from the boiling water and allow to cool so you can handle them. Once cool enough, chop them into bite-size strips.
5. Add your cooked, chopped chicken thighs and your Oomi noodles to the wok. They'll loosen up a little as they get warmer, so give them about 20 seconds before you try and pry them apart.
6. After your noodles have come apart a little, add in your beansprouts, a quarter tsp of salt and keep mixing everything in for a minute.
7. Lastly, add your gluten free soy sauce and stir once again for another minute.
8. Sprinkle some spring onion greens on top (optional) and enjoy!

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How to cook:

1. Line one very large baking sheet (or two smaller baking sheets) with wax paper or parchment paper. Set aside.
2. Using the double-boiler method, melt chocolate in a large pan. Once chocolate is melted, remove pan from heat and immediately stir in other ingredients. Add additional amount of ingredients if needed to get haystack “clusters.”
3. Drop bite-size spoonfuls of mixture on prepared baking sheet.
4. Place baking sheet in freezer for about 10 to 15 minutes so haystacks will set.
5. Makes a little over a dozen 3-inch haystacks.

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How to cook:

1. Thoroughly mix all dry ingredients, then add in eggs, water, vinegar and oil.
2. Knead for several minutes, then roll out as thin as possible and cut into 2 inch strips.
3. Keep frying with hot oil until lightly browned. Place on a paper towel to let it drain and soak.
4. After this has cooled completely, keep it in the freezer until ready to use.

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How to cook:

1. In a large wok or frying pan on high heat, add the oil and allow it to heat up.
2. Add the onions and cook for a minute or two, stirring once or twice.
3. Add the carrot and cook for about 3 or 4 minutes, or until the vegetables are al-dente.
4. Add the pepper and cook for another minute or two, tossing your fry pan or wok once or twice.
5. Add the broccoli, tofu and noodles and a small amount of water. The water will create steam which will help in heating up the broccoli and noodles quickly. Note: you will need varying amounts of water depending on which method you used to soften your noodles. If you soaked them for a few hours, they’re likely cold and will need more water and a little more time. If you just cooked them in a pot of boiling water, you’ll just need enough water to loosen them up.
6. Add the sauce and toss the noodles well to incorporate the vegetables and the sauce. Avoid using metal tongs here if you can - as they can break up the noodles.
7. Dish your noodles up, and garnish with the scallion and sesame seeds.

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