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Adventures culinary and otherwise; thoughts and observations of a city born and bred female dentist, working in country New South Wales Australia
Adventures culinary and otherwise; thoughts and observations of a city born and bred female dentist, working in country New South Wales Australia
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Rachel - Stop, Stop - now I want some Naengmyun....
mmmm yummy they look great I want a recipe milly!
I made them from the packet ! I followed the pictures as obviously I couldn't read the instructions. I boiled and rinsed the noodles, blancehd the veggies and put my sliced lamb on top. The spicy sweet-ish chilli goes really well with lamb. I really like the texture its not like any noodles I have ever had before. Please share a recipe with us milly !! P/S I couldnt access your site last night again *sob*
Kirk ... whats naengmyun??
where they the weird stretchy noodles you are supposed to cut with scissors?
Hi Rachel - It's Korean Style Buckwheat Noodles - they are the ones that a very rubbery and "stretchy", and you cut them with a scissors - you can get them in a "cold" soup, or just by themselves (BiBim Naengmyun)
YAY!!!!
Oh you soooooo need to do a Korean cooking series Milly please!!!
wow milly I have to try that recipe out ! and I would also love a recipe for kimchi as well. Thanks so much for that. I didn't cut it with a scissors I kinda just chewed on it like a cow does a cud :P It was yummy ahh at least now I know what its named thanks kirk !
Wow, great recipe - Mills says it'll serve 3-4, but I could probably eat it all myself...BTW Rachel I just found out only us, "foreigners" or little kids have the noodles cut with a scissors - you ate it the way it was supposed to be!
lol that would make conversation stilted if we were serving that recipe for dinner and no one cut it :)
However, thats the way it is with good food ! No one talks when things are ecstatically yummy.
But mmm yeah I really loved the chewy-ness. I'm glad you got your fix recently too.
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