It looks like a great start!These noodles will swell when you cook them, so you generally want to cut them a little thinner. These look closer to hōtō which are a regional specialty of Yamanashi. The thickness makes them great for adding to stews as they hold their shape well even after being cooked for a longer time.
I made udon noodles using [this](https://www.justonecookbook.com/udon-noodles/) recipe yesterday. They have been refrigerated raw. I will be making them tomorrow. Any tips on how to cook them so that they aren’t rubbery?
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It looks like a great start!These noodles will swell when you cook them, so you generally want to cut them a little thinner. These look closer to hōtō which are a regional specialty of Yamanashi. The thickness makes them great for adding to stews as they hold their shape well even after being cooked for a longer time.
I made udon noodles using [this](https://www.justonecookbook.com/udon-noodles/) recipe yesterday. They have been refrigerated raw. I will be making them tomorrow. Any tips on how to cook them so that they aren’t rubbery?