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How To make Tanaka Traditional Noodles
1 pk EDEN Udon
-OR- EDEN Lotus Root,
Jinenjo, Buckwheat or :
Mugwort Soba 2 tb EDEN Toasted Sesame Oil
-OR- Hot Pepper Sesame Oil 1 pk EDEN Shiitake Mushrooms
-(soaked in... 1 c -hot water for 20 minutes)
1 md Onion; sliced
1 c Carrot
-cut into matchstick pieces 2 c Chinese cabbage or bok choy
or mustard greens, :
finely chopped 3 tb EDEN Organic Shoyu
2 tb Grated fresh ginger
1/3 c EDEN Tamari Almonds, sliced
-- (optional) Prepare pasta. Rinse, drain and mix with 1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil. Set aside. Reserve shiitake soaking liquid, discard stems and slice shiitake mushrooms caps. Heat oil, saute onion, add carrots, shiitake and soaking liquid. Simmer 5 minutes. Mix in greens, add pasta, shoyu, ginger and almonds. Serve. Cooking: 10 minutes Yield: 5 Servings Copyright 1995 Eden Foods, Inc.
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if you can make pasta using a boxed mix like pasta roni, you can just as easily make this uni pasta. the only difference between this pasta and the boxed mixes?
this sea urchin pasta uses fresh ingredients, no preservatives or other unnecessary additives and because of that - the pasta will taste that much better.????
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