Can I use regular udon noodles instead of hoto noodles?
While hoto noodles are traditional and have a unique chewy texture, you can substitute with fresh, wide udon noodles if hoto are unavailable. The cooking time might vary slightly.
Japanese · dinner
40m
Total time
2
Servings
420
kcal
easy
Difficulty
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While hoto noodles are traditional and have a unique chewy texture, you can substitute with fresh, wide udon noodles if hoto are unavailable. The cooking time might vary slightly.
This recipe is already vegetarian using kombu dashi. To ensure it's vegan, simply ensure your miso paste does not contain any animal products (most don't, but always check) and use vegetable-based aburaage or firm tofu.
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