Re gan mian from Noods: 80 Slurpable Noodle Recipes from Asia (page 24) by Smith Street Books

  • coriander leaves
  • sesame oil
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  • Serves : 2

  • EYB Comments

    Can substitute fresh lamian or fresh Japanese ramen noodles for alkaline noodles, pickled chilli radish for preserved mustard greens, and tahini for sesame paste and oil.

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    Can substitute fresh lamian or fresh Japanese ramen noodles for alkaline noodles, pickled chilli radish for preserved mustard greens, and tahini for sesame paste and oil.

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