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I am not a fan of noodles. The noodles I do like are cooked, fried and drowned within a sauce of my choice (lately sticky plum sauce). In China food seems much healthier, so my girlfriend and many like her, ate noodle soup. It's boiled water with a hint of chicken and a lot of long noodles. She loved it. I of course tried it too, but couldn't get the hang of it. First of all the slurping is not something commonly accepted in Holland, so I tried to eat it as polite and silently as I could. Now I know there is reason for slurping 'cause it keeps your clothes a lot cleaner then doing it the way I did. So I've become a slurpee too. But the taste still seem pretty bland to me. I keep missing the sauce. My girlfriend is Chinese and I want to adapt to her lifestyle too, so yesterday I brought some instant noodles to work. You just pour some hot water on the noodles, add powdered flavor and some instant veggies and within two minutes you have the noodles. I am still not crazy about it, but I am getting the hang of it. It was actually not that bad after all. I just hope I get used to noodles before my next meeting in China. |
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7/15/2008 9:20 pm |
there's chinese and japanese noodle soup, but try some korean version.....especially "SHIN" noodle soup....top it off with kimchi...mmmm, mmmm, mmmm  you'll be in hog heaven, brother! good for a hangover too....
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7/16/2008 5:12 pm |
muffles, you are at a korean site, and you are trying to explain to us what instant noodle soups are? lol... you are preaching to the choir brother. next time you have a chance, visit a Korean grocery store, you will see millions of different kinds of noodle soups.
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7/17/2008 2:58 am |
there's chinese and japanese noodle soup, but try some korean version.....especially "SHIN" noodle soup....top it off with kimchi...mmmm, mmmm, mmmm you'll be in hog heaven, brother! good for a hangover too....  Keep you posted
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7/17/2008 3:00 am |
muffles, you are at a korean site, and you are trying to explain to us what instant noodle soups are? lol... you are preaching to the choir brother. next time you have a chance, visit a Korean grocery store, you will see millions of different kinds of noodle soups. But it is more to show the difference between countries and me in the middle. I know many people eat noodles. I am just trying to learn to eat it too But not many Korean shops here though. A pity because I am always interested in different cultures. But when I find one I will try the noodles there
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7/17/2008 10:05 pm |
fyi, kimchi is one of staple foods in korea....if you weren't aware of it already.....perhaps, like sproutjes....is it true???
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7/20/2008 10:32 pm |
fyi, kimchi is one of staple foods in korea....if you weren't aware of it already.....perhaps, like sproutjes....is it true???
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