Here it is
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Didn't eat it all by a long chalk. Better too much I say.
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Here it is
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Didn't eat it all by a long chalk. Better too much I say.
Everything I mentioned, Chris, is available in any UK supermarket. No need for a Chinese one in this case.Quote:
Originally Posted by hornucopia
Marco.
Ah, are you talking about a wok or the ingredients I mentioned earlier? If it's the former, then you can find them in the kitchen department of most good UK supermarkets, but the ones sold in Chinese supermarkets will be better (and usually cheaper).Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Marco.
Doll noodles. I've got a wok already.
I tend to like noodles plain or maybe with a little oyster sauce and pepper. Then liven up what I'm having with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Sure, that's fair enough, but you're not Martin - and he's already said that he finds the noodles just plain rather tasteless, so we're trying to find ways of solving that. Oyster sauce is a decent shout, though :)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Marco.
Think nissin do the doll ones nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
They look about right, Chinese writing and a weird cartoon picture. That's the sign of authenticity I look for. I always buy that stuff over the westernised equivalent.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
https://i.imgur.com/YcQqgtR.jpg
All those little rectangular packs of dried noodles of various makes come with a small sachet of seasoning as far as I'm aware.
Not sure why you'd need a wok though unless you're doing something to go with them. The grand kids eat noodles as a snack and I do them in a saucepan with boiling water from the kettle. Just add the seasoning once they're hot.
Nissin... Who be they? :hmm:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
I've heard of Nissan, but that's a car!
Marco.