My daughter has been on a serious ramen kick for months now. But not fancy ramen, only the kind of the instant variety (and the kind in that styrofoam cup). Which is great! But it’s missing important things like, you know, protein and produce. My goal — bring together something she loves with some stuff she needs in this quick and easy Chicken Ramen Skillet. It has those irresistible ramen noodles, but there’s chicken and fresh vegetables too, and a sauce that you’d be a fool not to fall in love with. And the best part? It cooks in just 15 quick minutes.

More or less, this is a stir fry, so you’ll be quickly cooking vegetables and tossing them with cooked noodles and sauce. Easy as that. You’ll need three packets of instant ramen noodles that you want to boil just how the package tells you to, but without the seasoning packets. (You can just throw those away, or save them for something creative!) Drain the ramen and toss it with a little oil to keep it from sticking.

You want to have everything else ready because things move fast. So chop up your veggies and your chicken and whisk together your sauce (cornstarch, soy sauce, chicken broth, sesame oil, rice vinegar, hoisin sauce, Sriracha, and black pepper). Then get cooking.

Heat up some oil in a wok or skillet and cook the garlic and ginger just until their fragrant before you add in the onion, carrot, broccoli, bell pepper, and mushrooms. It’s key that you chop everything small so that it cooks through quickly. No big chunks here. It should take just about five minutes for the veggies to soften…

… and then you push them to one side, add a little more oil on the other, and toss in the chicken (which should also be chopped small).

The chicken should only take three or four minutes to cook through and then you can stir in the sauce and the noodles to bring everything together.

The sauce should thicken up nicely in just a couple of minutes.

This moves quick but that just means that dinner is on the table quick. And when it’s one the whole family gets excited about, that’s extra good news.