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Kake Udon

Thick wheat noodles in clear dashi broth

Udon are thick, soft wheat noodles eaten in Japan for centuries. In their simplest form – kake udon – they float in a clear, warm dashi broth.

A dish of comforting simplicity: the quality of broth and noodles takes centre stage.

Kake Udon
Servings2
Time25 min
LevelEasy

Ingredients

  • Udon noodles2 portions
  • Dashi1 L
  • Soy sauce & mirin3 tbsp each
  • Tofu or aburaage150 g
  • Spring onions2
  • Shichimi (optional)a little

= available authentic in the Asia Boutique

Preparation

  1. Heat the dashi with soy sauce and mirin, season.

  2. Cook the udon noodles per packet.

  3. Steep diced tofu briefly in the broth.

  4. Put noodles in bowls, pour over the hot broth.

  5. Serve with spring onion and shichimi.

Make it original

Real udon noodles and dashi are the base. Available in the Asia Boutique.

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