Chile Noodles with Snow (or Sugar Snap) Peas and Crisp Pork

Photo: Jim Henkens

PUBLISHED March 14, 2024

Why buy chile oil when it's so easy to make at home? Two ways to go: Dried chiles lend a smoky, toasted flavor, while fresh chiles produce a brighter-tasting oil. You can't go wrong either way.

 

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Chile Noodles with Snow (or Sugar Snap) Peas and Crisp Pork

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4 servings 1x


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