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Udon noodles

Thick Japanese wheat noodles; this profile describes the dried format.

Grains, pasta and bread All year round International
Udon noodles for cooking
Udon noodles · All year round · International
The essentials

What it offers and why to use it

Thick Japanese wheat noodles; this profile describes the dried format. Cook as directed and add to soups, coconut sauces or stir-fries.

Flavour profile

Thick Japanese wheat noodles; this profile describes the dried format.

Practical guide

From shopping to cooking

Choose

Distinguish dried udon from fresh or precooked noodles; weights and cooking times differ.

Store

Keep dried noodles closed in a cool dry place.

Prepare

Cook as directed and add to soups, coconut sauces or stir-fries.

In the kitchen

How to make the most of it

Good pairings

Cook as directed and add to soups, coconut sauces or stir-fries.

How to substitute it

Substitution changes flavour and texture; adjust the recipe and check allergens.

From ingredient to plate

Recipes with udon noodles

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Udon with mussels red curry and coconut ready to serve
Easy
PescatarianCasserole30 to 60 minutes

Udon with mussels red curry and coconut

Udon with mussels red curry and coconut. The mussels are already cooked and only need heating in the sauce.

Not rated
50 min total 4 servings 534 kcal/serving
Preparation and possible waiting 25 min · Cooking 25 min View Recipe →

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