Rice Noodle Udon With Deep-Fried Tofu 米麺を使ったきつねうどん

Rice flour udon noodles with deep-fried tofu feature a distinctive slippery texture. Chewy rice flour noodles go great with light broth. Thoroughly enjoy a traditional Japanese taste in the mild flavor and pleasant texture.

米麺を使ったきつねうどんは、つるっとした食感が特徴です。コシのある米粉の麺は、あっさりした出汁との相性が抜群。やさしい味わいと心地よい食感で、日本の伝統的な味を存分に楽しめます。

作り方

The broth is made with soy sauce and noodle soup base to add depth, and granulated Japanese soup stock brings out the savory flavor. Another great point is the sweet seasoning of the deep-fried tofu with soy sauce, mirin, and sugar.

Ingredients For 2 servings

2 servings
Rice flour udon noodles
1 piece
Deep-fried tofu

A

100 ml (3.4 fl oz)
Water
1 tbsp
Soy sauce
1 tbsp
Mirin (sweet sake)
1 tbsp
Sugar

B

500 ml (16.9 fl oz)
Water
1 tbsp
Soy sauce
1 Tbsp
Noodle soup base (2x concentrated)
1 tsp
Granulated Japanese soup stock
To taste
Kamaboko (fish cakes)
To taste
Green onion (chopped finely)

Cooking steps

About 25 minutes

Cut the deep-fried tofu

Cut the deep-fried tofu into triangles.

Simmer the deep-fried tofu

Add [A] and 1 to a frying pan and simmer in the broth on medium heat.

Make broth

Add [B] to a pot and bring it to a boil.

Boil the udon noodles

Boil the rice flour udon noodles and place them in a bowl.

Add toppings to finish

Place the deep-fried tofu, green onion, and kamaboko on top of the noodles, and pour on the [B] soup broth.

Find Japanese riceflour