How to Make Nabeyaki Udon Noodle

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Ingredients for Nabeyaki Udon (serves 1) 1 Bag of Frozen Udon Noodles 300ml Water (1.27 us cup) 2/3 tsp Granulated Dashi 25ml Soy Sauce (1 2/3 tbsp) 25ml Hon-Mirin (1 2/3 tbsp) 2 Frozen Black Tiger Shrimps Salt, Katakuri Starch, Water 50 ml Cold Water (1.69 us fl. oz) 30g Cold Tempura Flour (1.06 oz) 6 Dried/Fresh Shiitake Mushrooms 300ml Water (1.27 us cup) 1 1/2 tbsp Sugar 1 tbsp Soy Sauce Welsh Onion Mitsuba – Japanese Wild Persley Kamaboko – Steamed Fish Cake Yuzu Peel 25g Chicken (0.88 oz) 1 Egg About Music: Frederic Chopin – Valse in D-flat major “Minute Waltz” – Op. 64 No. 1 Play by Muriel Nguyen Xuan, recording by Stephane Magnenat Creative Commons creativecommons.org

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25 Responses to How to Make Nabeyaki Udon Noodle

  1. mangasaintNo Gravatar says:

    Thanks alot^^’ I’m gonna subcribe!

  2. CableFragaNo Gravatar says:

    Thank you very much for posting these!!! I have attempted different japanese recipes in the past, and they have been okay. I’m looking forward to trying these out!!!

  3. morcegotnt1No Gravatar says:

    Muito boa suas receitas, gostaria que tivesse versoes com legendas em português., ja fiz o katsu curry, e gyudon, queria aprender o lamen, udon, gyoza entre outros! obrigado

  4. eldrama1No Gravatar says:

    is the dog hair optional?

  5. i prefer panko shrimp than tempura, tempura has no taste whatsoever

  6. 0gami1ttoNo Gravatar says:

    so much sheet in this recipe

  7. rugbytlseNo Gravatar says:

    Here in France, we can find its Chinese equivalent in Asian Groceries.

  8. in japan we use the special pot for nabe!

    it is made from clays.

  9. AncestricaNo Gravatar says:

    esa tia es fantastica!!cocina fenomenal!!

  10. Prizz1989No Gravatar says:

    its a crock pot i guess, a dutch oven will do

  11. rxb066000No Gravatar says:

    What kind of pot is she using for the final product? It’s on the stove, but it doesn’t look like metal.

  12. spotyheart7No Gravatar says:

    @SagaciousLuDa how is it racist?

  13. Food network is racist

  14. thats a smart dog. adaday boy!!! I found this really entertaining, this should be on food network

  15. mudskittenNo Gravatar says:

    ive come to realize noodles are hard recipes D:

  16. JephaHowardNo Gravatar says:

    it seems that it soaks out a lot of the salt and smell of the shrimp

  17. RazielmnNo Gravatar says:

    this narrator sucks! but the Udon looking good

  18. What you all don’t realize is that the dog is the one commentating this and the only reason that cook is there is because the poodle is bending her to his will! Poodles are masters of mind control!

  19. AhhmeansyesNo Gravatar says:

    I love this video…..

  20. MyassWinsNo Gravatar says:

    In prepping the shrimp, you coat it in the potato starch, then rinse it off. What does that do to the shrimp exactly?

  21. DUMMGUY777No Gravatar says:

    had this for dinner

  22. DogsnarkNo Gravatar says:

    I love this series…great Japanese cooking lessons and a very lovely Japanese cook!

  23. clauwie1No Gravatar says:

    what is that cooking paper for?

  24. xxuncexxNo Gravatar says:

    that sounds good right now!!!

  25. binh48No Gravatar says:

    OMg this is good!! I meant the accent

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