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Stop making cold noodles until you try this icy Korean summer soup with chewy udon. \u2e3b This 10-minute Naengguk Udon is the ultimate Korean summer noodle bowl. It takes classic naengguk, a sweet and sour Korean cucumber seaweed soup, and turns it into an ice-cold udon recipe that is refreshing, chewy, and perfect for hot weather. The secret is using ice-bathed udon noodles because they stay bouncy and soak up the cold broth in every bite. \ud83d\udccdIngredients: \u2022 Cucumber, thinly sliced \u2022 Onion, thinly sliced \u2022 Chili, sliced \u2022 Dried seaweed, soaked \u2022 Cold water, 600ml \u2022 Sugar or allulose, 3 TB \u2022 Soy sauce, 2 TB \u2022 Minced garlic, 1 TB \u2022 Vinegar, 6 TB \u2022 Plum syrup, 1 TB \u2022 Ice \u2022 Udon noodles, cooked and ice-bathed \u2022 Sesame seeds, for topping Instructions: 1. Thinly slice the cucumber, onion, and chili. 2. Soak the dried seaweed until softened, then drain. 3. Add the cucumber, onion, chili, and seaweed into a large bowl. 4. Make the cold naengguk broth by adding cold water, sugar or allulose, soy sauce, minced garlic, vinegar, plum syrup, and plenty of ice. 5. Cook the udon noodles, then rinse them in ice water until completely cold and chewy. 6. Add the ice-bathed udon noodles into the cold cucumber seaweed broth. 7. Top with sesame seeds. 8. Mix everything together and serve immediately while icy cold. This is why udon works so well in Korean cold soup. It stays chewy, holds the sweet and sour broth, and turns refreshing cucumber seaweed naengguk into the easiest Korean summer noodle bowl. \u2e3b #esyfilms #naengguk #sgfoodie #coldnoodles #summerrecipes <\/p>\n
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\n@esyfilms<\/a> <\/p>\n Stop making cold noodles until you try this icy Korean summer soup with chewy udon. \u2e3b This 10-minute Naengguk Udon is the ultimate Korean summer noodle bowl. It takes classic naengguk, a sweet and sour Korean cucumber seaweed soup, and turns it into an ice-cold udon recipe that is refreshing, chewy, and perfect for hot weather. The secret is using ice-bathed udon noodles because they stay bouncy and soak up the cold broth in every bite. \ud83d\udccdIngredients: \u2022 Cucumber, thinly sliced \u2022 Onion, thinly sliced \u2022 Chili, sliced \u2022 Dried seaweed, soaked \u2022 Cold water, 600ml \u2022 Sugar or allulose, 3 TB \u2022 Soy sauce, 2 TB \u2022 Minced garlic, 1 TB \u2022 Vinegar, 6 TB \u2022 Plum syrup, 1 TB \u2022 Ice \u2022 Udon noodles, cooked and ice-bathed \u2022 Sesame seeds, for topping Instructions: 1. Thinly slice the cucumber, onion, and chili. 2. Soak the dried seaweed until softened, then drain. 3. Add the cucumber, onion, chili, and seaweed into a large bowl. 4. Make the cold naengguk broth by adding cold water, sugar or allulose, soy sauce, minced garlic, vinegar, plum syrup, and plenty of ice. 5. Cook the udon noodles, then rinse them in ice water until completely cold and chewy. 6. Add the ice-bathed udon noodles into the cold cucumber seaweed broth. 7. Top with sesame seeds. 8. Mix everything together and serve immediately while icy cold. This is why udon works so well in Korean cold soup. It stays chewy, holds the sweet and sour broth, and turns refreshing cucumber seaweed naengguk into the easiest Korean summer noodle bowl. \u2e3b #esyfilms<\/a> #naengguk<\/a> #sgfoodie<\/a> #coldnoodles<\/a> #summerrecipes<\/a> <\/p>\n
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