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Toss the noodles with a drizzle of sesame oil to prevent them from sticking together. Divide the Dan Dan sauce among four bowls. Top with noodles, choy sum (or leafy greens), pork, green onions and peanuts. Mix everything together until the noodles are well coated in the sauce. Add additional chili oil to taste if desired (taste first!).
Here in the U.S., dandan noodles are not usually very spicy, and sometimes not spicy at all. Typically, the sauce is made with sesame paste or peanut butter, so it is actually on the sweeter side. It’s not a super spicy dish like some Asian foods can be.
Although dan dan noodles are not considered a mala recipe, a small amount of ground Sichuan pepper (flower pepper) is called for. (Across China, ground flower pepper is more common than black pepper). You can buy pre-ground powder or pepper oil, but freshly grinding whole peppercorns is best.