Udon noodles 7 portions ⋅ Sanuki Bussan ⋅ 630g
讃岐うどん
Vendor : Sanuki Bussan
⋅ To be cooked stir-fried, in broth or as is
⋅ 7 portions
⋅ Hot or cold
⋅ Ideal to accompany a curry
Sanuki udon is a variety of thick noodles from the Kagawa region of Japan. The noodles are made from high-quality wheat flour, water and salt, and have a firm, smooth texture with a mild flavor. These noodles are prepared using the traditional sanuki udon production method. They are kneaded with a large quantity of water, then cut into strips which are left to mature for a long period. Very versatile, they can be served hot or cold in a wide variety of dishes. Sanuki udon noodles can be used to prepare traditional dishes such as kake udon, which is served with a sauce based on dashi, soy sauce and mirin, as well as toppings such as green onions, tempura or kamaboko, a steamed fish paste.
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Based in Kan'onji, in the heart of Kagawa prefecture, Sanuki Bussan was founded in 1978 and has been dedicated to the sale of Japanese dry noodles for over 45 years. True to the tradition of the "udon province", the company offers a wide range of udon, soba, sōmen, hiyamugi and kishimen, as well as products made with local wheat.
For 1 person: plunge 90g of udon into 1L of boiling water. Cook for 12 to 14 minutes, stirring gently. Drain and rinse in cold water. Enjoy cold, zaru-style, with tsuyu sauce, or hot in broth, with the accompaniments of your choice (tempura, chives, white daikon radish, grilled poultry, wasabi, sliced nori seaweed, etc.).
Adjust the cooking time and firmness of the noodles to your taste.
Store away from light, heat and moisture.
Wheat flour (Japan), salt.
Wheat
for 90g (1 portion) :
Energy: 299kcal
Protein: 7.8g
Fat: 1.4g
Carbohydrates: 64.1g
Salt: 4.3g
2 cm x 17 cm x 26 cm
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