Garlic Butter Tossed Noodles
Scrambled Egg

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A quick and comforting bowl of noodles tossed in rich garlic butter, savory soy sauce, and a creamy scrambled egg, finished with sesame and seaweed.

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This garlic butter tossed noodle recipe transforms pantry staples into a decadent, savory meal in minutes. By melting rich butter and infusing it with aromatic minced garlic, soy sauce, and a touch of sweetness, you create a glossy sauce that clings to every single strand of noodle. Tossing in a fresh egg right at the end coats the noodles for an extra creamy, satisfying finish.

A bowl of garlic butter tossed noodles being lifted with chopsticks, garnished with seaweed and sesame seeds
A bowl of garlic butter tossed noodles being lifted with chopsticks, garnished with seaweed and sesame seeds
Prep5 mins
Cook10 mins
Total15 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories480 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Melt the Butter
    A small pat of butter melting inside a white ceramic pan on a stovetop burner.

    Place a piece of butter into a pan on the stove and let it melt completely over heat.

    Tip: Keep the heat medium-low to prevent the butter from burning.
  2. 2Add Minced Garlic
    Fresh minced garlic being added to melted butter in a pan, stirred with a green silicone spatula.

    Pour minced garlic directly into the melted butter in the pan and stir-fry to release its rich aroma.

    Tip: Stir continuously so the garlic browns evenly without turning bitter.
  3. 3Sauté the minced garlic
    Minced garlic frying in melted butter in a pan, stirred with a green silicone spatula.

    Continue stirring the garlic over low heat until it turns a light golden brown and smells intensely fragrant.

    Tip: Keep the heat low to medium so the garlic doesnt burn and turn bitter.
  4. 4Add light soy sauce
    Light soy sauce being poured from a bottle into the pan with fried garlic.

    Pour one spoonful of light soy sauce directly into the sautéed garlic and butter mixture to build the base flavor profile.

    Tip: Pour the soy sauce around the edges of the pan to let it sizzle and enhance the aroma.
  5. 5Add a pinch of sugar
    A small spoonful of sugar added to the garlic and soy sauce mixture in the pan.

    Add a small pinch of sugar into the pan to balance the saltiness of the soy sauce and add a touch of sweetness.

    Tip: Just a small pinch is enough to balance the flavors without making the dish sweet.
  6. 6Mix the sauce ingredients
    The sauce mixture being stirred thoroughly with a green spatula in the pan.

    Use a green silicone spatula to stir and combine the butter, garlic, light soy sauce, and sugar evenly over low heat.

    Tip: Stir well until the sugar is fully dissolved into the liquid sauce.
  7. 7Pour Noodle Soup
    A small ladle of savory noodle broth being poured into the aromatic garlic butter mixture.

    Add a small ladle of noodle soup into the seasoned pan to create the base liquid for the sauce.

    Tip: Using warm noodle soup helps blend the flavors smoothly.
  8. 8Add Cooked Noodles
    A pair of metal tongs lifting and placing cooked noodles into the pan containing the sauce.

    Transfer the pre-cooked noodles from their container directly into the pan with the sauce.

    Tip: Shake off excess water from the noodles before adding them to keep the sauce rich.
  9. 9Mix Noodles with Sauce
    Wooden chopsticks tossing a mound of noodles inside the pan to coat them with the sauce.

    Use chopsticks to toss and stir the noodles thoroughly so they absorb the flavorful sauce evenly.

    Tip: Lift and fold the noodles gently to avoid breaking them.
  10. 10Crack an Egg
    A whole raw egg being cracked on top of a mountain of noodles inside the pan.

    Crack a fresh egg directly into the center of the noodles in the pan.

    Tip: Lower the heat before adding the egg to ensure a smooth, creamy texture when scrambling.
  11. 11Scramble the Egg with Noodles
    An egg being stirred and scrambled into noodles inside a pan using wooden chopsticks.

    Quickly stir the egg on low heat to scramble it, ensuring it cooks gently and coats every single strand of noodle for a rich, creamy finish.

    Tip: Keep the heat low so the egg cooks smoothly without curdling too fast or burning.
  12. 12Garnish with Seaweed and Sesame Seeds
    A handful of seaweed flakes and sesame seeds piled on top of cooked noodles in a white pot.

    Finish the dish by generously sprinkling a handful of shredded seaweed and toasted sesame seeds right over the top of the noodles to add a fragrant aroma and visual appeal.

    Tip: Toasted sesame seeds provide the best nutty flavor boost.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, instant ramen noodles, wheat noodles, or even leftover cooked noodles all work wonderfully with this garlic butter sauce.
Noodle soup contains starches and seasonings that help emulsify the butter and soy sauce, creating a much richer and more cohesive coating for the noodles.
Lower the heat before cracking the egg into the pan and stir quickly and continuously on low heat so it blends into a smooth, creamy sauce rather than forming large solid curds.
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