Three Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge has been called a “bloody champ” for creating an inexpensive recipe using Super Noodles to help people overcome a life crisis.
According to the 48-year-old TV chef, owner of two Marlow gastropubs, the meal can be prepared in just four minutes.
A video of Tom preparing the meal, shared on social media, shows him pairing Chow Mein-flavored instant noodles with half a cabbage, a carrot, two spring onions, a cube of vegetables, frozen peas, and soy sauce.
A pack of Super Noodles only costs 70 cents and all the ingredients cost less than £1.50.
Three Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge has shared a cooking video showing an affordable recipe with Super Noodles, which costs 70 cents a pack.
The video shows the chef tearing the noodle package before mixing the contents with cabbage, carrots, peas and scallions
The final dish: Spaghetti and vegetables dish (pictured) costs a total of £1.50 and takes four minutes to prepare.
Kerridge, whose Hand of Flowers pub has two Michelin stars and The Coach boozer one, used only a kettle, saucepan, cup, peeler and grater.
He described the recipe, which was far from the fine dining he had made at his gastropubs in both Marlow and Bucks.
The chef said, “We’re making use of Super Noodles.
“Make sure you get boiling water from the kettle”
‘You need two glasses of water in a pan, put it at maximum power.
‘Super noodles, super, super tasty, super easy to unpack
Pictured here with some of his high-end culinary creations, the 48-year-old chef is best known for creating fine dining at Marlow gastropubs.
Gastropubs: Tom Kerridge normally cooks more expensive meals at his gastropubs, including his Hand and Flowers restaurant in Marlow (pictured)
During the video (pictured), the chef demonstrated how to put together a basic dish using minimal equipment, including a kettle, pan, and peeler.
“Take a carrot, peel it. start grilling
‘The water boils, put the Super Noodles, I went some Joe Wicks.
“Chop the cabbage and throw it in.”
“You can cook in time.”
Fans praised the Michelin-starred chef on social media for creating an affordable, quick and easy-to-make recipe.
Fan Christine Coxall said, “I love it. Keep these great food coming, lots of great ideas.’
Craig Taylor added: “S**** y your champion”.
Another said: ‘You are turning my life from borrower and lender to millionaire.
“You are eternally grateful to a legend, sir.”
The meal is part of Kerridge’s full-time meal campaign with England and Man Utd striker Marcus Rashford.
It aims to promote fast, affordable and healthy eating for schoolchildren and their families affected by rising food prices during the crisis.
Source: Daily Mail
