Homemade Udon Noodles with Rice Bran
Homemade Udon Noodles with Rice Bran

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Making delicious udon noodles at home requires just water, salt, and flour. Nothing beats the flavor and texture of fresh homemade udon. I've had GF noodles before but they are all made with rice flour (but it tastes like regular udon). I mentioned to another commenter above, but found this GF.

To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook homemade udon noodles with rice bran using 5 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Homemade Udon Noodles with Rice Bran:
  1. Take 130 grams Bread (strong) flour
  2. Get 100 grams Cake flour
  3. Take 20 grams Rice bran
  4. Prepare 8 grams Salt
  5. Make ready 130 grams or more Water

Udon is a thick Japanese noodle made with all-purpose flour, salt, and water. While there's nothing complicated about the ingredients, the technique to produce uniform. Iron Chef Morimoto teaches us how to make authentic, udon noodles recipe from scratch. Delicious homemade noodles that are far more superior than store-bought.

Steps to make Homemade Udon Noodles with Rice Bran:
  1. Knead the ingredients in a bread machine on the "udon" setting. If unavailable, knead on the "bread dough" setting.
  2. Put the dough in a plastic bag, or wrap in plastic wrap, and let sit for 30 minutes.
  3. Roll out the dough with a rolling pin to a relatively even thickness, dust in flour, then pass dough though a pasta maker (on the middle thickness setting. On my machine, this would be the 3rd level.) to stretch to appropriate thickness.
  4. Set your pasta machine to udon thickness (similar to the thickness of fettucine), and cut.
  5. Dust your work surface with plenty of flour, then coat the noodles. If there's not enough flour, the noodles will stick.
  6. Boil in a generous amount of water to desired firmness.
  7. Strain in a colander, rinse well, firm the noodles with chilled water, then they're ready to serve.
  8. Try them with "Petanko"'s "Tasty! Easy! Udon Dashi Soup Stock",. This easy and delicious udon dashi is a favorite in our household. - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/152290-tasty-and-easy-basic-udon-noodle-soup-base
  9. For best results, boil as soon as the noodles are done. Since the noodles are chewy and firm to the bite, they only need to be boiled for a little less than 10 minutes before they're added to the soup.
  10. I made thin udon noodles. They have a subtle sweetness like soba noodles.
  11. Try these noodles with "CoffeeCoco"'s "Rich and Sour Miso-Flavored Hot and Sour Soup",. It's very warming and delicious. - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/149666-rich-and-tangy-miso-hot-and-sour-noodle-soup
  12. 20 g of rice bran is about 4 tablespoons. Two teaspoons of rice bran contain the same amount of vitamin B as 1 bowlful of brown rice.
  13. Addendum: This recipe makes 4 servings, which means 1 tablespoon of rice bran per person; that's more than the equivalent of one bowl of brown rice.
  14. Addendum: However, since vitamin B is water soluble, like soba, some of the nutrients will be removed when you boil the noodles.

Iron Chef Morimoto teaches us how to make authentic, udon noodles recipe from scratch. Delicious homemade noodles that are far more superior than store-bought. Homemade Udon (Sanuki Style): Udon is a glorious type of Japanese noodle – thick, chewy, and delicious in its simplicity. Last year I spent time in an Last year I spent time in an area of Japan called Sanuki, a region known for these noodles. The noodles are chewy and springy, and they taste great!

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