Trying my New Asian Noodle Book
Asian Noodles by Maki Watenabe is my latest cookbook. I plan to go to the Japanese supermarket for the ingredients to make some of the dishes just as they are written, or at least close. However, I did have quite a few appropriate ingredients on hand, so I did the following improvisation.
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Based on a recipe for Japanese soba noodle soup — I used the remaining duck and stock
from our New Year’s Eve dinner, along with dried mushrooms, snap peas, and tiny onions. |
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The recipe — which I adapted freely, called for togarashi
chili spice,. I actually had some on hand! |
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4 comments:
The noodle soup looks so comforting and yummy using duck and homemade stock!
Jamie Oliver (after I strictly followed his moves) "tought me" to improvise, often it even works ;-)
I'm a sucker for noodles of any nationality, and Asian noodle recipes are among the best. Sounds like a terrific book! Happy New Year!
Love Asian Food and your bowl looks wonderful.
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