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		<title>Oodles Of Noodles&#8230;Delicious Noodle Recipe</title>
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Long before the chowmein conundrum congested our collective consciousness,
  the only smoodle of a noodle we could boast of in India was the simple sev and
  seviyan. The noodle have been slurped, gulped and twirled for centuries by cultures
  around the world but as for now, it won&#8217;t be wrong if I [...]]]></description>
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</script></div><p><p>Long before the chowmein conundrum congested our collective consciousness,
  the only smoodle of a noodle we could boast of in India was the simple sev and
  seviyan. The noodle have been slurped, gulped and twirled for centuries by cultures
  around the world but as for now, it won&#8217;t be wrong if I say that indeed,
  India has been totally noodle-ified today.</p>
<p>Noodles vary in width-they can be as thick as coffee stir sticks or as thin
  as thread. When it comes to length, however, they are usually served long and
  uncut in the belief that long noodle symbolize a long life. This is one reason
  why, in keeping with Chinese tradition, noodles are commonly served at birthday
  celebrations. noodles ,collectively known as mein, can be made from just about
  anything-wheat, mungbean, cornflour, rice, soyabean&#8230;..interestingly what
  we refer to as chowmein in India is actually lo mein-a dish in which boiled
  noodles are tossed in the work and mixed with other ingredients. Chowmein, on
  the other hand, have stir-fried ingredients served over noodles! </p>
<p>Below are some lip smacking noodle recipe that you can try out.</p>
<h3>Manchurian salad with noodles</h3>
<blockquote>
  <p> <em>Ingredients: </em><br />
    2 cups boiled hakka noodles<br />
    <br />
    <em>For vegetable Manchurian balls:</em><br />
    1 cup grated carrots;1 capsicum(chopped);1 tsp garlic(chopped);1 tsp ginger(chopped);1/2
    cup cabbage(chopped);3 tbsp maida;2 tsp Soya sauce;1 tsp chili sauce; oil
    to fry; salt and pepper to taste<br />
    <br />
    <em>To prepare the Manchurian dressing:</em><br />
    2 tbsp Soya sauce;1 tbsp chili sauce;1 tsp oil;1 tsp garlic(chopped);1 tsp
    ginger(chopped);1 tsp chilies(chopped);1 tsp coriander leaves(chopped);1/2
    cup water;1 tbsp cornflour solution to thicken;2 tsp green spring onion(chopped);salt
    and pepper to taste</p>
</blockquote>
<p><em>Method:</em></p>
<p><em>For vegetable Manchurian balls:</em><br />
  In a bowl mix the veggies with sauces and salt and Maida, and mix well, drop
  spoonful of the mix in oil and fry them until golden brown. Remove and keep
  aside.</p>
<p><em>To prepare Manchurian dressing:</em><br />
  Heat oil in a pan, saut&eacute; garlic, ginger, chilies, add the water, Soya
  sauce, chili sauce, seasonings, and bring to a boil. Add the cornflour solution
  and spring onion greens and coriander leaves. Mix well and remove. Cool and
  toss with Manchurian balls and noodles and serve chilled. Garnish with cherry
  tomatoes.<br />
</p></p>
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