Glass noodles

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Glass noodles

Glass noodles are a noodle-like side dish in East Asian cuisine . They are very thin and almost transparent when cooked.

Manufacturing

Glass noodles are only made from starch and water. The starch for glass noodles can come from peas , corn and mung beans . The sticky, sweet-tasting base material is extracted from the kidney-shaped seeds of the mung beans using a dry and wet grinding technique and mixed with water. The Dangmyeon from Korea, also known as glass noodles , is made from sweet potato starch. According to the package, glass noodles made from mung bean starch consist of approx. 88% carbohydrates and 2.5% fiber and contain no salt, no fat and no protein.

Glass noodles are not to be confused with rice noodles (which are rather matt-white) .

preparation

Fried glass noodles with other Asian ingredients

In contrast to other types of noodles, glass noodles are generally not boiled, but soaked in water and fried or added to soups. You can also deep-fry them . The noodle itself is relatively tasteless, but combines easily with other flavors and is therefore usually prepared together with other flavoring ingredients.

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