Rice Noodles with Tofu and Bok Choy

This was fast and easy to do. boiled the water while cutting the red pepper and bok choy. Had premade chicken breasts from another meal so chopped up into bite size pieces as well instead of tofu that I did not have on hand. Used Liquid aminos also since I was out of GF soy sauce. We like a little heat so added a little more red pepper flake and topped off with hot sriracha sauce. Thanks for the easy kitchen night idea

My husband and I really enjoyed this recipe. I had previously read the other reviews so I added broccoli, baby carrots (sliced) and yellow pepper. I also doubled the sauce recipe and thought it turned out wonderful. Very easy for a weeknight meal.

I really like the idea of this dish and the ingredients, but I didn't love the sauce. It just seemed like bok choy and tofu in soy sauce. I think the sauce needs something more, but with something sweet added in it could be really nice. Overall it's an OK recipe with potential!!

I made this recipe as stated other than adding cilantro (which I hate) or topping with green onions (which I forgot to buy). I thought it was great freshly cooked. I had a serving and really enjoyed it. What put a damper on the recipe for me is that when I took the left overs for lunch this week they were unimpressive. Much less flavor and everything was kind of soggy. I still ate it and it was okay but if you're looking for something that will supply leftovers, this is not the dish! I would definitely make it for people if they came over. It looks and tastes like you put a lot of work into it but it's actually very simple and quick! I'll add this to my weeknight dinners menu instead of my lunch at the office menu.

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This basic recipe was delicious and quick. I added sliced carrots and broccoli to the red pepper strips and bok choy. I threw in some leftover grilled chicken as I did not have any tofu. Used toasted sesame oil and green garlic. Topped with sesame seeds, but would add sesame seeds while cooking next time. Great recipe to use the veggies you have on hand.

This was very easy to make and quite good. I served it to a friend who would never think to eat a tofu dish and he asked me for the recipe. I would definitely make this again. I followed the recipe as is except I used brown rice noodles.