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Am I doing something wrong or are udon noodles supposed to be hard to make?
The dough was very very hard to knead, and when i got to the rolling pin part i couldn't do anything.
Now i've got fat udon.
Any tips for my next batch?
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>>7080030
knead with your feet
if you are too weak to roll out the dough use a pasta machine
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzQhOjPOunY
Note how he puts his bodyweight into it to start, and then puts it on the floor for his kid to stomp on
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>>7080075
I tried using a pasta machine, the dough that comes out seems to have rips/cracks on it.
Pic related
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>>7080102
That video was really helpful, didn't know there was a way to roll the dough like that, luckily i happen to have a bo that i havent been using that much.
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>>7080030
How fat are they
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>>7080117
Just repeat it a few times until it's smooth and there are no cracks
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>>7080030
my Japanese boss made them occasionally for staff meals, I remember he used to wake up very early in the morning to knead them. never actually saw him do it, but it took him several hours just to knead the dough.
so yeah, it would seem that making udon is supposed to be hard.
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when they go on sale they are 2.49 for a five pack. Making noodles by hand is a joke if you don't do it every job as your job. Just buy them.
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>>7081203
to eat another being is not logical
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>>7080102
For me I never thought Udon as a noodle as much as it was just a long dumpling.
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