Written by James on 2 September 10
Chinese noodle soup, in all its wondrous forms, is such a popular dish that dry noodles rarely get their due (other than chow mein). But to me, the dry noodle dish can be superior to the wet variety, particularly if you are not a fan of soup broth or if it’s too hot for a steaming bowl of soup.
This is a recipe for a simple dry noodle dish. Since the toppings provide the flavor, the “sauce” for the toppings needs to be overwhelming during the cooking process. In other words, when you taste your cooking, the flavors should be quite strong. This ensures that you get a nice even flavor rather than a dull diluted flavor, because the noodles won’t be cooking in any sauce of their own. Once the toppings mix with the noodles, you’ll have a flavorful meal!
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