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Egg Noodles
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Thanks for the tip with sauce:) Dh loves soy sauce (use the low salt version) but I use half a bottle each timePaulie'sGirl wrote: »Hi,
I pour boiled water over mine in a bowl, I find it helps the texture of the egg noodles, and as I have an electric hob which takes forever to heat up
I use one tile per person, more noodles and veg than meat. We like it that way. I make a sauce by adding cornflour slacked with water and adding it to the wok. Mixes with the soy sauce etc and makes a yummy thick savoury sauce. I also use grated ginger and garlic along with the veg.
Hope that helps
PGxx
..so cost adds up, but your way I would be using less and still have a tasty sauce, plus it would be better for him health wise! Ginger/garlic sounds great..I add garlic to anything I can get away with without F complaining as it's good for us all and I Love it lol 0 -
They're dried noodles ... perfectly safe.zippychick wrote: »
The egg noodles are use by 25th Jan. Would i be safe to use them tomorrow evening?!
If the packet was sealed, or had been kept well wrapped up since opening, I'd be happy to eat them for up to a year or so after their best before date ... after that the taste would just deteriorate, they'd not become "dangerous".0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »They're dried noodles ... perfectly safe.
If the packet was sealed, or had been kept well wrapped up since opening, I'd be happy to eat them for up to a year or so after their best before date ... after that the taste would just deteriorate, they'd not become "dangerous".
Not dry.... cooked and coated in oil ready to fry....
A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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