Tomatoey, tangy, spicy noodles

Love tomato-ey flavor? This is the dish for you then. One-pot & filled with flavor, it is perfect for weekday or anytime! Or even for guests.

I love one-pot recipes! Less clean-up for you and less use of water and soap - hence, we are caring about our Gaia - mother Earth. 

And trust me, this is one dish that performs even if you have to cook in hurry coz your friends just called and said they are coming over!! No worries! Now, you know what dish you will cook to impress. This is also a 'friendly' dish if all of you want to eat right off the pan - just forks needed for each person and you are all set. 

Again, we are moving with positive changes - more veggies, less noodles, no-gluten, no canned tomatoes no dairy butter and no soy sauce. Plus, now we are using ceramic pan instead of non-stick for health reasons. So, let's get started. 

Ingredients -

1. Organic roma tomatoes - 4
2. Organic green bell pepper - 2
3. Organic yellow onion - 1 large
4. Thai stir-fry rice noodles

Seasoning -

1. Black pepper - per taste
2. Cayenne -1/3 teaspoon at the end,  mix and then taste. Adjust if needed.
3. Organic Himalayan sea salt - per taste. Put less first as you will be adding soy aminos as well.
4. Soy aminos - put 1 tablespoon at the end and taste. Adjust.
5. Organic ketchup - 1 tablespoon and taste. Adjust. 
6. White vinegar = 1/2 Teaspoon
7. Organic coconut butter - per taste or 1 Teaspoon

Simple Steps -

1. Put coconut oil in ceramic pan. Sauté the tomatoes, green bell peppers and onion till slightly soft - 3-4 mins. Add salt.

2. Now add the noodles - I break them in half.

3. Add water to cover the noodles and cook on medium-low heat. Keep watch. After 7-8 mins, mix and see if noodles are soft. If not, add more water. Keep cooking - these noodles do take little long to cook completely.

5. When noodles are done, add the remaining spices (black pepper and cayenne) per taste and the soy aminos, ketchup and vinegar. Mix and taste. If desiring more tangy, add more ketchup. If more zesty, add few drops more of vinegar. If needing more salty and smoked taste, add more soy aminos.

Top with organic, coconut butter. Trust me, you will love the taste...:)

This is it. Dish made. Forks out - ready to serve! 

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