| Japanese tied noodles 17:33 - Dec 29 with 499 views | GavTWTD |
I recently had a meal at a Japanese restaurant and their noodles were interesting. They were like a tied up rope, really unusual. Anyone know what they might be called? |  |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 17:41 - Dec 29 with 441 views | noggin |
Pad tie? |  |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 17:51 - Dec 29 with 393 views | GavTWTD |
| Japanese tied noodles on 17:41 - Dec 29 by noggin |
Pad tie? |
Good try but not what we were looking for | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 17:55 - Dec 29 with 359 views | Smoresy |
Udon noodles are extra fat, chef could have used those for elaborate rope work. |  | | |
| Japanese tied noodles on 17:59 - Dec 29 with 331 views | GavTWTD |
| Japanese tied noodles on 17:55 - Dec 29 by Smoresy |
Udon noodles are extra fat, chef could have used those for elaborate rope work. |
No these were thin and nearly clear. I do wonder if the chef created them himself. Was a lot of money for a hot pot! | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:06 - Dec 29 with 315 views | NewcyBlue |
Shirataki? |  |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:12 - Dec 29 with 289 views | GavTWTD |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:06 - Dec 29 by NewcyBlue |
Shirataki? |
Yes, most likely but I was hoping to buy them in the tied format. I want to recreate the dish.
But in noodles! | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:23 - Dec 29 with 234 views | Kropotkin123 |
| Japanese tied noodles on 17:59 - Dec 29 by GavTWTD |
No these were thin and nearly clear. I do wonder if the chef created them himself. Was a lot of money for a hot pot! |
Tied noodles are common in hotpot, otherwise they can end up everywhere. At my local hotpot they are called Konjac. Googling this suggests it is made from the Japanese Konjac Yam and the noodles are also called shirataki noodles in some restaurants.
Other noodle types, like udon, which aren't tied, are typically consumed at the end, meaning they don't need to be tied. They are also thicker and easier to pick out when they are everywhere |  |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:24 - Dec 29 with 233 views | NewcyBlue |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:12 - Dec 29 by GavTWTD |
Yes, most likely but I was hoping to buy them in the tied format. I want to recreate the dish.
But in noodles! |
Have you got an Asian supermarket near you? You can normally get them precooked and tied. | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:26 - Dec 29 with 220 views | J2BLUE |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:24 - Dec 29 by NewcyBlue |
Have you got an Asian supermarket near you? You can normally get them precooked and tied. |
And if not, you can order elastic bands on Amazon...
Awful things. |  |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:31 - Dec 29 with 200 views | GavTWTD |
Yes! What are they? | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:36 - Dec 29 with 174 views | J2BLUE |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:31 - Dec 29 by GavTWTD |
Yes! What are they? |
Shirataki noodles. Can also be called konjac noodles.
They sell them in knots in some places. Like Newcy said, a local Asian supermarket is probably best.
I do just have to ask though, what did you like about them? How did they cook them? Was it not like chewing on elastic bands? | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:48 - Dec 29 with 148 views | GavTWTD |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:36 - Dec 29 by J2BLUE |
Shirataki noodles. Can also be called konjac noodles.
They sell them in knots in some places. Like Newcy said, a local Asian supermarket is probably best.
I do just have to ask though, what did you like about them? How did they cook them? Was it not like chewing on elastic bands? |
It was a beef hot pot. All the ingredients were really basic but I just want to recreate it. The noodles were nice actually and apparently not bad for you.
It had beef, cabbage, tofu, noodles in a nice broth. Wow it sounds bad now but they charged £32 for it! First time I've liked tofu. Really sucked up the broth. | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:50 - Dec 29 with 136 views | J2BLUE |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:48 - Dec 29 by GavTWTD |
It was a beef hot pot. All the ingredients were really basic but I just want to recreate it. The noodles were nice actually and apparently not bad for you.
It had beef, cabbage, tofu, noodles in a nice broth. Wow it sounds bad now but they charged £32 for it! First time I've liked tofu. Really sucked up the broth. |
Have you tried any of the itsu noodle pots or miso soups? I have got quite into those recently. | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 18:57 - Dec 29 with 96 views | GavTWTD |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:50 - Dec 29 by J2BLUE |
Have you tried any of the itsu noodle pots or miso soups? I have got quite into those recently. |
I have yeah. Yeah nice. Trying to be more healthy ATM and not considered those. Must read the label when I'm next out. | |
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| Japanese tied noodles on 19:00 - Dec 29 with 78 views | GavTWTD |
| Japanese tied noodles on 18:24 - Dec 29 by NewcyBlue |
Have you got an Asian supermarket near you? You can normally get them precooked and tied. |
Yeah I'll give them a try. I bought an incredible satay sauce when i was last there. | |
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