The first time I ate cold sesame noodles was when I lived in Tucson. The gourmet sandwich shop where I worked made them extra spicy and kept them extra cold. They were perfect when it was 108 outside and just the thought of hot food made my stomach rumba. Never having made them myself I looked to Tyler for some help. I found what I was looking for in his Cold Sesame Noodle recipe that is heavy on the peanut butter and flavored with just the right amounts of soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, chili sauce and rice wine vinegar. Next time a heat wave hits you know where to find me. Standing in front of the open fridge with a fork in my sesame noodles.
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Hello again. Im making this at the beach next week. Terrific! BTW… I grew up in arizona and visit Tucson to see friends whenever I got home. What was the name of the shop?
Hello again. Im making this at the beach next week. Terrific! BTW… I grew up in arizona and visit Tucson to see friends whenever I got home. What was the name of the shop?
Yummm that looks delicious. Especially with the seeds sprinkled in!
Yummm that looks delicious. Especially with the seeds sprinkled in!
Mmm, I love cold noodles during the hot summer months. Looks great!