Somen. White, threadlike wheat noodles.
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Thin, beige wheat noodles.
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somen Pronunciation: soh-mane Notes: These very thin Japanese wheat noodles are almost always served cold.
Somen Noodles - The most delicate of all the Japanese noodles, somen are often distinguished by their elegant packaging.
somen.. very thin, white flour noodles served cold in summer.
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Noodles, Somen
Fine, white, dried wheat flour noodles used in Japanese cooking. Before use, cook in boiling water for 1 to 2 minutes, then rinse in cold water.
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Most typically identified with Chinese cuisine (mien), they are also used in Japan (tamago somen), Philippines (miki), Vietnam (mi), Thailand (mee, ba mee), Malaysia and Singapore (hokkien mee), Indonesia (mee) and Burma (kyet oo kaukswe).
The most delicate of all the Japanese noodles, somen are often distinguished by their elegant packaging.
Chinese noodles and the Japanese udon and somen) and Europe (c.f., spaghetti), while rice noodles tend to be rare outside of Asia. In English-speaking countries, Italian noodles are the kind most often referred to as "pasta".
Whether you like your Asian-style noodle soup wickedly spicy, as in Nigella Lawson’s Hot and Sour Soup, or milder, as in a dish of somen, most soup-noodle dishes are pretty darn quick to assemble — and oh-so-satisfying on a cold, ...
An array of noodles are popular in Japanese cuisine for almost any meal. Enjoy these Japanese recipes featuring ramen, shirataki, soba, somen, or udon noodles.
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Somen, a very thin wheat noodle is also served cold with a dipping sauce, often with green shiso leaves, ginger and toasted sesame seeds. In Japan, it's considered to be very good form to loudly slurp your noodles.
Somen: thin and delicate rice noodles
Suimono: clear fish stock soup
Sukiyaki: meat, bean curd, vegetables cooked in soy sauce and sugar
Sushi: cold vinegar rice garnished with raw fish
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Somen White, threadlike wheat noodles. Su Rice vinegar Sudare A mat made from bamboo strips to create Maki Sushi.
 See also: Wheat, Noodle, Chine, Flour, Round
  
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