Sichuan MSG noodles
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- ½ tsp sodium carbonate or baked baking soda
- 90 g water
Dissolve half a teaspoon sodium carbonate or baked baking soda in 90 g water.
- bread or noodle flour
Drizzle it bit by bit into bread or noodle flour; knead, or mix in a stand mixer on speed two for eight minutes.
Cut into two pieces; pass each through the pasta maker at the widest setting, fold like a letter and repeat, six times total.
Pass through at the second widest, then the third widest setting; cut on the narrow cutter (2 mm) and flour thoroughly.
Sheeting and cutting with a pasta maker
- ¾ tsp MSG
- ½ tsp sugar
- 1 tsp light soy sauce
- 1 tbsp homemade chili oil
- 1 tbsp Ya Cai
- 1 tbsp sliced scallions
In the serving bowl combine 3/4 tsp MSG, 1/2 tsp sugar, 1 tsp light soy sauce, 1 tbsp chili oil, 1 tbsp ya cai and about 1 tbsp sliced scallions.
Seasoning the bowl
- 150 g noodles
Boil 150 g fresh noodles until just past al dente, about one minute; strain and add straight to the bowl.
- water
Mix immediately, adding a touch of water if the noodles stick. Traditionally eaten with a small bowl of pork bone and kelp soup.