I came across this wonderful recipe this morning for anyone who enjoys noodles, shrimp and spicy sauces.

To make this you’ll need a few ingredients:

Click here for the recipe

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I came across this udon soup base the last time I was at the grocery store it looked quite interesting to say the least. The prospect of just making udon noodles and having a sauce already to go for it was great. So I dropped it in the basket and onward I went thinking now what do I put with it?

Well that came in the form of a traditional Japanese udon soup stock using vegetables and a few spices to make it. I started by dicing up some scallions, celery, and a tiny bit of ginger to spice it up just enough to make it interesting. Next while the udon noodles were cooking I poured some of the Udon soup base into a large bowl and mixed in the vegetables to let them marinate for a few minutes.

When the noodles were done I drained off 1/2 of the water and put the rest with the noodles into the bowl with the udon soup base and vegetables hit it with a quick shake of salt & pepper there it was.

The rich flavor of the udon soup base mixed well with the fresh vegetables and the hint of ginger was great. Spicy enough for my roommate who has to have it burning his lips off while still having flavor. This combination of udon noodles and soup base is really easy for people who do not really have the time to cook dinner.

Just drop the udon noodles into the pot, mix up a little Udon soup stock from the base and bingo there you have it.

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Ka-Me Japanese Thick Noodles (Udon), 8-Ounce Packages (Pack of 12)

Price: $53.78

2 used & new available from $53.78

Simple ingredients of only unbleached wheat flour, sea salt, and water. These noodles are quick and easy to prepare and when combined with sliced onions and vegetables and your favorite udon noodle soup base or soup stock make an excellent meal that’s healthy and fairly inexpensive.

The Ka-Me noodles aren’t quite traditional Japanese Udon with the noodles being thinner and less chewy but they’re still tasty and a more upscale alternative to ramen.

 

Roland Udon Noodles, Organic, 12.8-Ounce Package (Pack of 30)

Price: $72.60

1 used & new available from $72.60

If you’re a regular at your local hibachi grill you’ll love these udon noodles but if you’re a hardcore udon aficionado you might want to go with a more traditional brand. Many people who’ve purchased these complain about the noodles being damaged during shipping and falling apart when they put them into their pot of hot water. This is pretty much the only complaint with those who receive whole noodles being satisfied with the taste, texture, and overall quality of the noodles.

 

Shirakiku Udon Cup Nama Sanukiya, 7.76-Ounce Units (Pack of 12)

Price: $30.00

3 used & new available from $29.97

The Shirakiku udon cup is one of the best instant noodle cups on the market and everyone love them. The noodles are vacuum packaged so don’t expect the usual dried noodle fare here. It comes with the noodles, base, vegetable flakes and bonito flakes (tuna). Low calorie and easy to prepare these make a great lunch or snack for busy office workers on the go.

 

Koyo Noodles-udon, 8-Ounce Units (Pack of 12) ( Value Bulk Multi-pack)

Price: $61.58

1 used & new available from $61.58

 

Eden Organic Kamut Udon Pasta, 8-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)

Price: $36.32

1 used & new available from $36.32

 

Koyo Noodles-udon/wide, 8-Ounce Units (Pack of 12)

Price: $31.68

5 used & new available from $31.10

 
 

Wel Pac Noodles Yokogiri Udon, 10-Ounce (Pack of 12)

Price: $23.76

3 used & new available from $19.50

 
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