Thank you Aaron & Claire! Been watching over a year now, and my new mantra has been "don't worry 'bout it" ever since... Cooking is about creativity, access, and fun. Simply doing it, and learning the technique, is way more important than perfection - that's what you've taught me - and my cooking has been much better for it ❤
I absolutely love Asian food. Whenever I've tried to cook it, it's terrible. I've cooked so many of your dishes here in Australia and they all come out perfect. 100% perfection. When I cook to take to work to share, my Korean colleagues say it's better than what their mother cooks!!! They absolutely LOVE the Bulgogi noodles. That is probably my favourite too, followed closely by the Korean Fried Chicken. Who doesn't love KFC!!!
Haha Thank you so much for the huge compliment!!! We absolutely love hearing from you guys!!!! More yummy foods to come! Please keep looking forward to them! 😆🙌🙌
These videos are always so pleasant to watch. Both Aaron and Claire are wonderful, of course, and I love the food, and sometimes there's a brief guest appearance of a cute dog! What more could one want?
I stumbled onto your channel a while ago and I am hooked...love the substitutions and ease of preparation. You make it look easy enough for me to follow along...love Claire's feedback...makes me wish I was a neighbour 😊
Made this today and switched the bok choy for some soft celery I had to use and it turned out amazing!!!! Fish sauce, oyster sauce and korean chili paste were the best food investments I made this year ❤ trying bibimbap next!!
Thank you Aaron for making these videos. I already made four dishes using your guidance. And of course, the motive for making those dishes were Clair’s feedbacks. So thank so much to you both.
That really was an easy one to make & my mouth was watering. Always start out the video laughing when Aaron does the face puff😆 Good to see Hodu is keeping up her yoga skills. Sending ♥️ & 🙏
I love your videos! Just wondering about these dishes, are they good for meal prep through the week? I know fresh is always better but I like meal prepping as makes life easier. Keep up amazing food!
Thank you for saying that James! 👍👍 Unfortunately, this kind of noodle dishes are not suitable for meal prep. How about trying our ground beef bulgogi recipe? That's amazingly good for meal prepping my friend!😎
Love everything you two do. You're awesome 😊 Once I got over the metaphorical hump of ingredients to keep stocked and particular/simple skills, I find many Asian dishes to be quite simple. I'll still cheat a little from time to time but i always keep certain things on hand and I've found I can fix a huge variety of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese dishes quite easily and fast. I want to start making my own kimchee this summer but i can buy really good and affordable kimchee locally soooo who knows. It would be fun as an experiment but maybe not as inexpensive and I'll always stock 3 or 4 different kinds of dumplings 😋
Although i put way too many noodles and by doing so I diminished the flavor level it still been very, very tasty! Thanks! By the way I love you videos! Keep up the good work!
Sure! That would be awesome! 😎👍 (For more details or list of ingredients, please check the written recipe as well! aaronandclaire.com/easy-lo-mein-recipe/)
Great recipe! Have followed number of times. Tonight tried with Pad Thai noodles with left over smoked beef. Worked great. Just had to do in reverse stir order to accommodate rice noodle requirements. Turned out terrific 🎉 Thanks much!!!!!
Hi, I have been watching your channel for years. Thank you for great recipes. I saw you cooked chicken, beef and pork. I wonder some Korean goat dishes from your channel. It would be a pleasure to watch ^^
Hey, thank you for your awesome banter laden teamwork. Dish looks good. I have to stay away from starchy noodles for a while. Your Mongolian need/chicken/pork was unreal! Seriously. Better than the place down the road. Seriously! I love the way Aaron says “Don’t worry about it”. Thank you!
You had my mouth watering. None of the take outs near me have good Lo Mein. Yours looks so good. It’s in my recipes now and Im going to make it next time we get the urge for take out. First time Im here but wont be the last. Thanks for your video.
Ah! Lo Mein is more saucy! Perfect. My inner stir-fry self is now complete. Thank you!! (and a huge thanks for bringing your wisdom and vids to us all!)
I could spend my entire day searching for ingrendients to make a great Lo Mein. Or I could just pick up the phone and order! Pittsburgh has some great chinese!
Hi there. 😊Lo Mein is one of my favorites. Thanks for making it look so easy. It looks delicious! I purchased your cookbook when it first came out. I have yet to make a recipe from it. Even though you make everything seem so simple, I’m still a little bit intimidated.😞
but aaarooon I only have medium dry sherry, but aarrroooon I only have 1 shade of soy sauce, and another soy sauce that is made via chemicals that i don't think is either...I hope the thick egg noodles I got are on point tho. Bout to late night cook this bad boy up with frozen eggrolls, and hand wrapped crab ragoons - there's no way this could end another way than full and happy! 😁😁
Hope you enjoy it, Jacob! 😁👍 (For more details or list of ingredients, please check the written recipe as well. aaronandclaire.com/easy-lo-mein-recipe/)
Sesame oil is usually used at the end for extra flavor. For cooking, use a neutral-tasting oil with a high smoke point such as vegetable, grapeseed, peanut, canola, avocado oil, etc. Normally, I use grapeseed oil for all-purpose! 😊
Nevermind lol. I just looked it up online. Means to cut perpendicular to the direction the muscle fibers are going. This way, the fibers are shorter and thus easier to chew/separate versus cutting parallel to the direction the muscle fibers are going. Because of you I learned something new!! Thank you so much!
I love your videos. I learned a lot. I've been cooking Koreans food for 2 years now. And with your videos, Sir, I have improved my skills. I have a question Sir. Where do I get a knife like yours and a good wok. Hope uou can help me with that. Thanks and keep teaching us new dishes. ❤❤❤
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Thank you Aaron & Claire! Been watching over a year now, and my new mantra has been "don't worry 'bout it" ever since... Cooking is about creativity, access, and fun. Simply doing it, and learning the technique, is way more important than perfection - that's what you've taught me - and my cooking has been much better for it ❤
I'm super happy to hear that Mella!!! You just made my day!! Thanks 😍
Mine is Trust Me 😂😂😂
I love that you post on a Friday. We usually go to the grocery store on Saturday and eat your meals that night. You have me looking forward to dinner!
Please let us know how it goes, my friends! 😍
I absolutely love Asian food. Whenever I've tried to cook it, it's terrible. I've cooked so many of your dishes here in Australia and they all come out perfect. 100% perfection. When I cook to take to work to share, my Korean colleagues say it's better than what their mother cooks!!! They absolutely LOVE the Bulgogi noodles. That is probably my favourite too, followed closely by the Korean Fried Chicken. Who doesn't love KFC!!!
Haha Thank you so much for the huge compliment!!! We absolutely love hearing from you guys!!!! More yummy foods to come! Please keep looking forward to them! 😆🙌🙌
what about beef?? is it deepfry or stair??
I'm definitely going to have to get your cookbook. I've cooked mabye 10 of your reciepes and the curry at least 4 times. Loving these dishes!
Sounds like a perfect plan!!! 😁👍👍
I am happy to find you in youtube. Your dishes are super and easy to cook for an older woman, greetings from Germany
These videos are always so pleasant to watch. Both Aaron and Claire are wonderful, of course, and I love the food, and sometimes there's a brief guest appearance of a cute dog! What more could one want?
I stumbled onto your channel a while ago and I am hooked...love the substitutions and ease of preparation. You make it look easy enough for me to follow along...love Claire's feedback...makes me wish I was a neighbour 😊
So nice of you, Toni! So happy to hear that you’re enjoying our channel! 😍
Made this today and switched the bok choy for some soft celery I had to use and it turned out amazing!!!! Fish sauce, oyster sauce and korean chili paste were the best food investments I made this year ❤ trying bibimbap next!!
Thank you Aaron for making these videos. I already made four dishes using your guidance. And of course, the motive for making those dishes were Clair’s feedbacks. So thank so much to you both.
I had lo mein for dinner last night, and this just made me want it again!
That really was an easy one to make & my mouth was watering. Always start out the video laughing when Aaron does the face puff😆 Good to see Hodu is keeping up her yoga skills. Sending ♥️ & 🙏
Her yoga skills… 😂🥹🥹
I made it today, although I didn’t add MSG it turned out awesome! Thank you for sharing your recipe.
Another great video with a recipe that's manageable for this Canadian retiree who wants to expand her culinary palate.
I love your videos! Just wondering about these dishes, are they good for meal prep through the week? I know fresh is always better but I like meal prepping as makes life easier. Keep up amazing food!
Thank you for saying that James! 👍👍 Unfortunately, this kind of noodle dishes are not suitable for meal prep. How about trying our ground beef bulgogi recipe? That's amazingly good for meal prepping my friend!😎
I like when you film without any filters like at 0:04, it makes your videos more authentic.... 😁
Love everything you two do. You're awesome 😊
Once I got over the metaphorical hump of ingredients to keep stocked and particular/simple skills, I find many Asian dishes to be quite simple. I'll still cheat a little from time to time but i always keep certain things on hand and I've found I can fix a huge variety of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese dishes quite easily and fast. I want to start making my own kimchee this summer but i can buy really good and affordable kimchee locally soooo who knows. It would be fun as an experiment but maybe not as inexpensive and I'll always stock 3 or 4 different kinds of dumplings 😋
Lol. Watching this felt like a feisty Friday with all the "oh I don't have the shaoxiang wine"
I am continually surprised by the elasticity of time. Fifteen minutes in Korea is apparently two hours in my kitchen 😄
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Actually it can be quite daunting😂nothing beats a good noodle dish except this one, this beats them all thx😋😇
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Tried this recipe and came out so amazing! Thank you! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Swapped the wine with white wine vinegar.
Although i put way too many noodles and by doing so I diminished the flavor level it still been very, very tasty! Thanks! By the way I love you videos! Keep up the good work!
Me too. He said use a pound but I think that’s too much. Still very good. Next time I’m cutting back on the noodles.
Hey Aaron I love your patter as you cook: 'Bad boys', 'What you don't like garlic? Don't worry about it!' etc. You are quite a character!
Would there be a more low carb brand of noodles that are natural and made with no stabilizers?
Aaron, question, can you use shrimp instead?
Sure! That would be awesome! 😎👍 (For more details or list of ingredients, please check the written recipe as well! aaronandclaire.com/easy-lo-mein-recipe/)
Great recipe! Have followed number of times. Tonight tried with Pad Thai noodles with left over smoked beef. Worked great. Just had to do in reverse stir order to accommodate rice noodle requirements. Turned out terrific 🎉
Thanks much!!!!!
"Hello from Seoul" never fails to put a smile on my face. 😊
Hi, I have been watching your channel for years. Thank you for great recipes. I saw you cooked chicken, beef and pork. I wonder some Korean goat dishes from your channel. It would be a pleasure to watch ^^
Aaron and Claire trust me you guys are the best and thank you for your recipe’s.
You are the best!!! Thanks for watching! 😍
I chop veggies just like claire 😂😂😂 but this looked so delicious and definitely a must try, you make it look so easy.
Oh man I've been wanting lo mein for awhile now thanks Aaron
So glad to hear that Mike! 😍👍
Hey, thank you for your awesome banter laden teamwork. Dish looks good. I have to stay away from starchy noodles for a while. Your Mongolian need/chicken/pork was unreal! Seriously. Better than the place down the road. Seriously! I love the way Aaron says “Don’t worry about it”. Thank you!
I tried this recipe and it came out GREAT!! Thank you for the recipe
and bean sprouts
Puppy 🐶 minute 9:44 😊 too cute 🥰!
Lo mein looks good, too thanks 🙏!
You had my mouth watering. None of the take outs near me have good Lo Mein. Yours looks so good. It’s in my recipes now and Im going to make it next time we get the urge for take out. First time Im here but wont be the last. Thanks for your video.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Love beef love mein!😊💖
You're always welcome Alyson! 😍
I'M THINKING ME AND MY HUSBAND TO MAKING TO COOKING LO MEIN FOR POTLUCK PARTY IDEAS.
Just made it… geez it’s amazing, I substituted bokchoi with cabbage, turned out great!
Ah! Lo Mein is more saucy! Perfect. My inner stir-fry self is now complete. Thank you!! (and a huge thanks for bringing your wisdom and vids to us all!)
I found this video randomly and made the best Lo mein I've ever had watching this. Thank you Aaron and Claire!!
Mmm it looks lush
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I don’t eat beef, but I’ll try making this with shrimp. Thanks for sharing.
Looks amazing. If you use chicken would you also marinate it first like the beef?
I made this one tonight and my hungry bird absolutely loved it. Thank you!
Just made it and it was amazing!! Like it so much better with beef instead of chicken.
Weight of the noodles was pre or after being cooked? I added 400grams of dried noodles and I have a feeling it was way too much.
Yeah me too. I’m gonna cut down on noodles next time.
I tried this recipe and it was 10/10. Thank you
What kind of noodles are u usingy
Any differences in cooking Plain Lo Mein?
This will go into our repertoire, alongside several others of your dishes :)
My family adores this channel!
You made my day!
Thank you for the well made easy to follow funny cooking video!
Been watching your videos...I bought soy sauce and fish sauce (not fishy, Claire 😂) today. Baby steps.
This is a great channel. Thank you for being educational and entertaining.
Aaron could you do a video on picking the right wok, like what size is good for two people?
This tastes so good! Thank you!
That's looks so good and easy I'm going to try it tomorrow
man i love this style of lo mein!
I could spend my entire day searching for ingrendients to make a great Lo Mein. Or I could just pick up the phone and order! Pittsburgh has some great chinese!
Waving hello to Claire👋
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A VPN as one of the ingredients? How long do I cook the VPN for? What's it taste like?
I have to say this girl is an absolute legend! the food she makes are too good to be true!! 💕😁
Hi there. 😊Lo Mein is one of my favorites. Thanks for making it look so easy. It looks delicious! I purchased your cookbook when it first came out. I have yet to make a recipe from it. Even though you make everything seem so simple, I’m still a little bit intimidated.😞
Hey Arron, what can you substitute for oyster sauce, if someone as has an allergy to shell fish?
You can simply add more soy sauce. Still gonna be full of umami. Don’t worry! 😎👍
Your foods always look so good ❤️❤️❤️!!
Did you say RINSE the noodles? Rinse under water I assume? Or did you mean drain? I do stir fry some times, so just want to make sure. Thank you!
but aaarooon I only have medium dry sherry, but aarrroooon I only have 1 shade of soy sauce, and another soy sauce that is made via chemicals that i don't think is either...I hope the thick egg noodles I got are on point tho. Bout to late night cook this bad boy up with frozen eggrolls, and hand wrapped crab ragoons - there's no way this could end another way than full and happy! 😁😁
Can I use regular sesame oil if I don't have toasted?
And I'm making Lo mein this weekend!
Looks incredible! I'm definitely making this.
Hope you enjoy it, Jacob! 😁👍 (For more details or list of ingredients, please check the written recipe as well. aaronandclaire.com/easy-lo-mein-recipe/)
You are awesome sir !. Thank you for all you do !
구독하고갑니다^^미국 유학시절에 먹던게 너무 그리워서 찾고있었는데 잘보고갑니다^^ 한가지 질문이 있는데 요리술은 미림같은건가요?아니면 청주 같은건가요?
안녕하세요~ 여기서 사용하는 술은 중국 요리술 소홍주 입니다~ 대부분의 레시피는 미림으로 대체가 가능하니 참고 부탁드릴게요! 😍
Love his narration 😂😂😂😂😂
Watching this at 3 am is the best
Thank you so much!
0:03 felt like a mirror was held up to my face.
dont worry bout it.
i swear you must have been Italian in a past life.
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This dish looks so yummy
Hello.Your video is very interesting Thank you for the recipe🙂👌👍👍👍
Thank you for saying that buddy!😍😍
I’m kinda wondering where you get those jurassic carrots. They look like orange portable umbrellas 😅🥘♥️
Does this work with Tofu? If not is there an alternative vegetarian protein I could use? Thank you! Love you both!
Hard tofu or mushroom will do.
Beef and Bok Choy, wow! Those are two of my favorites. I'll definitely be making this soon!
What's a good replacement for cooking wine?
In a response below Aaron said that a splash of water would work.
You must be google or something because i was literally looking for lo mein recipes yesterday...thank you nevertheless, you guys deserve the best
Just had this for dinner, was amazing
What type of oil You use for cooking? Is it always sesame oil?
Sesame oil is usually used at the end for extra flavor. For cooking, use a neutral-tasting oil with a high smoke point such as vegetable, grapeseed, peanut, canola, avocado oil, etc. Normally, I use grapeseed oil for all-purpose! 😊
Wow so good !
Love you guys! Don' worry 'bout it! Great channel.
Bon appétit
I just got your cookbook in the mail thr other day! ❤
I always enjoy your videos and Aaron makes me laugh but this is a good one-- an easy and great tasting dish--I am looking forward to making it.
Hey Aaron, can you invent some recipes for “Desktop Cooker”?
Very delicious,thanks for sharing
Claire does NOT need subtitles! Her English is much more understandable than Aaron’s!
Amazing as always!
Hello, what does cut against the grain mean in regards to cutting meat that is tough?
Nevermind lol. I just looked it up online. Means to cut perpendicular to the direction the muscle fibers are going. This way, the fibers are shorter and thus easier to chew/separate versus cutting parallel to the direction the muscle fibers are going. Because of you I learned something new!! Thank you so much!
Sitting here eating my Cheerios and banana. My stomach starts to growl looks delicious.
I love your videos. I learned a lot. I've been cooking Koreans food for 2 years now. And with your videos, Sir, I have improved my skills. I have a question Sir. Where do I get a knife like yours and a good wok. Hope uou can help me with that. Thanks and keep teaching us new dishes. ❤❤❤
Mouthwatering deliciousness