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WebBring a pot of water to a boil over high heat. Place the yakisoba noodles in the water to cook. If the noodles are dry, cook according to the package directions — …
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Place the yakisoba noodles in the water to cook. If the noodles are dry, cook according to the package directions — usually 5 to 7 minutes. Fresh noodles only need to be heated, so 1 or 2 minutes in the boiling water is usually sufficient.
Yakisoba noodles are called Mushi Chukamen (蒸し中華麺 or Steamed Chinese-style noodles). They are made of wheat flour, kansui, and water. Even though the color of the noodles is yellowish, they are not egg noodles, and the color is the result of using kansui.
Yakisoba noodles look similar to ramen noodles, but they are slightly different. They are made of wheat and best when stir-fried. A traditional yakisoba dish is made with thin slices of pork, carrots, cabbage, onions and a signature sweet and salty sauce.
Perhaps surprisingly, yakisoba sauce is a mixture of American and Asian sauces. Depending on the style of yakisoba you’re trying to make, you might add Worcestershire, oyster sauce, rice vinegar, sesame oil and ketchup to a base of soy sauce and sugar. The flavor profile you’re going for is both savory and sweet, with a touch of tang.