You can find udon noodles dried or frozen at the supermarket, but they’re not difficult to make at home using flour, salt, water and cornstarch (and a bit of muscle). The process is similar to ...

Now the Udon soup is ready. 3. Add the frozen udon to boiling water in another pot and cook for 1 minute. 4. Thoroughly drain the boiled udon, place it in a bowl and mix well with the soup.

50 grams egoma seeds, 70 grams miso, 500 ml water, 2 cucumbers, 10 shiso leaves, 1/2 green onion (naganegi type), 2 servings of udon noodles (frozen) 1. To prevent excessively toasting the egoma ...