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Copyrighted Material index Page numbers in italics indicate Soup with Noodles, 72 Omelette Strips, 88–89 illustrations. Stir-Fried Rice Vermicelli with Shred- ded Chicken and Vegetables, 50 fi sh cake (kamaboko), Udon Noodle Cas- Ants Climbing a Tree, 21 Thai Hot-and-Sour Chicken Noodle serole with Chicken, Vegetables, Soup, 98, 99 and Fish Cake, 87 basil, Thai Udon Noodle Casserole with Chicken, Five Shreds Longevity Noodles, 44–45 Spicy Basil Beef Noodles, 58, 59 Vegetables, and Fish Cake, 87 Fox Noodles (Kitsune Soba), 90, 91 Vietnamese Poached Shrimp in Herbed Vietnamese Quick Chicken Phò, 100, Rice Noodle Salad, 125 101 garlic, Noodles in Garlic-Ginger Peanut bean curd Chinese Chicken Broth, 67 Sauce, 112 Fox Noodles, 90, 91 Chinese Chicken Noodle Soup, 70, 71 ginger Noodles with Bean Curd Sauce, 46, 47 Chinese Chicken Salad with Chow Mein Cold Tossed Noodles in Sesame-Gin- bean sprouts, Noodles with Shredded Noodles, 103 ger Vinaigrette, 106 Pork, Bean Sprouts, and Sichuan Chinese Home-Style Soft Fried Noodles, Noodles in Garlic-Ginger Peanut Preserved Vegetable, 28, 29 36, 37 Sauce, 112 Bean Thread, Napa Cabbage, and Chinese cilantro, Vietnamese Poached Shrimp in Scallion and Ginger Soft Noodles, Sweet Sausage, 62, 63 Herbed Rice Noodle Salad, 125 42, 43 Bean Thread and Snow Pea Salad with coconut milk, Chicken Coconut Noodle Shanghai Ginger and Scallion Cold Egg Garnish, 126 Soup, 94, 95 Tossed Noodles, 114, 115 beef Cold Noodles with Cucumber and Chicken greens, Chinese Chicken Noodle Soup, Beef and Broccoli on Crispy Noodle Shreds, 104, 105 70, 71 Cake, 30, 31, 32 Cold Sesame Noodles, Sichuan Style, Spicy Basil Beef Noodles, 58, 59 108, 109 Homemade Chinese Chicken Broth, 65 Thai Beef Salad with Deep-Fried Rice Cold Tossed Noodles in Sesame-Ginger Homemade Japanese Bonito Fish Broth Sticks, 122, 123 Vinaigrette, 106 (Dashi), 66 Wide Rice Noodles with Beef in Black Crispy Noodle Cake with Shredded Hong Kong Wontons and Noodles in Bean Sauce, 48, 49 Chicken and Vegetables, 22–23 Soup, 80 broccoli, Beef and Broccoli on Crispy cucumbers Noodle Cake, 30, 31, 32 Cold Noodles with Cucumber and Iced Somen Noodles, 118, 119 Chicken Shreds, 104, 105 ingredients, glossary, 16–19 cabbage Thai Cucumber and Mini Meatball Rice Bean Thread, Napa Cabbage, and Noodle Soup, 96 Japanese Curry Udon, 92, 93 Chinese Sweet Sausage, 62, 63 Japanese Summer Noodle Salad (Hiyashi Snow Cabbage and Shredded Chicken Dan Dan Noodles, 110, 111 Chuka), 116, 117 Soup with Noodles, 72 dashi Cantonese Pork Lo Mein, 24, 25 Iced Somen Noodles, 118, 119 lemongrass, Thai Beef Salad with Deep- Cantonese Roast Duck Soup Noodles, Zaru Soba, 113 Fried Rice Sticks, 122, 123 68, 69 Delights of Three Pan-Fried Noodles, chicken, 23 34–35 Mahogany Noodles, 41 Chicken Coconut Noodle Soup, 94, 95 duck, Cantonese Roast Duck Soup meat Chinese Chicken Noodle Soup, 70, 71 Noodles, 68, 69 Chinese Home-Style Soft Fried Chinese Chicken Salad with Chow Noodles, 36, 37 Mein Noodles, 103 COPYRIGHTEDeggs MATERIALDelights of Three Pan-Fried Noodles, Cold Noodles with Cucumber and Bean Thread and Snow Pea Salad with 34–35 Chicken Shreds, 104, 105 Egg Garnish, 126 Japanese Curry Udon, 92, 93 Crispy Noodle Cake with Shredded Egg Clouds and Tomato Noodle Soup, Pad Thai, 60, 61 Chicken and Vegetables, 22–23 83 Thai Crazy Noodles, 54, 55 Homemade Chinese Chicken Broth, 65 Moon-Viewing Noodles, 86 Yaki-Soba, 33 My Drunken Noodles, 56, 57 Udon in White Miso Soup with Shiitake Meatballs with Crystal Noodle Soup, 97 Snow Cabbage and Shredded Chicken Mushrooms, Spinach, and Japanese mint, Vietnamese Poached Shrimp in 127 Herbed Rice Noodle Salad, 125 Traditional Pork Wontons, 73–74, 73–74 tahini, Cold Sesame Noodles, Sichuan miso, Udon in White Miso Soup with Vietnamese Tossed Rice Noodle Salad Style, 108, 109 Shiitake Mushrooms, Spinach, and with Stir-Fried Pork, 120 Thai Bean Thread Salad with Shrimp, 124 Japanese Omelette Strips, 88–89 Watercress and Shredded Pork Noodle Thai Beef Salad with Deep-Fried Rice Mixed Seafood on Soft Noodles, 38, 39, 40 Soup, 84, 85 Sticks, 122, 123 Moon-Viewing Noodles (Tsukimi Udon), 86 Thai Crazy Noodles, 54, 55 mushrooms, Udon in White Miso Soup Rice Vermicelli with Sichuan Preserved Thai Cucumber and Mini Meatball Rice with Shiitake Mushrooms, Spinach, Vegetable, 51 Noodle Soup, 96 and Japanese Omelette Strips, Thai Hot-and-Sour Chicken Noodle Soup, 88–89 scallions 98, 99 My Drunken Noodles, 56, 57 Scallion and Ginger Soft Noodles, tofu. See bean curd 42, 43 tomatoes, Egg Clouds and Tomato Noodle noodles, Asian Shanghai Ginger and Scallion Cold Soup, 83 cooking tips, 13–14 Tossed Noodles, 114, 115 tools, kitchen, 15–16 glossary, 10–12 seafood, Mixed Seafood on Soft Noodles, Traditional Pork Wontons, 73–74, 73–74 pasta substitutes for, 9 38, 39, 40 tuna (bonito), Homemade Japanese serving and eating tips, 13, 82, 113 sesame oil Bonito Fish Broth (Dashi), 66 Noodles in Garlic-Ginger Peanut Sauce, Cold Sesame Noodles, Sichuan Style, turkey 112 108, 109 Turkey Wontons, 76 Noodles with Bean Curd Sauce, 46, 47 Cold Tossed Noodles in Sesame-Gin- Turkey Wontons in Soup as a Meal, 77 Noodles with Shredded Pork, Bean ger Vinaigrette, 106 Sprouts, and Sichuan Preserved Spicy Peanut Sesame Noodles, 107 Udon in White Miso Soup with Shiitake Vegetable, 28, 29 shallots, crispy fried, 100 Mushrooms, Spinach, and Japanese Nuoc Cham Dipping Sauce, 121 Shanghai Ginger and Scallion Cold Tossed Omelette Strips, 88–89 Noodles, 114, 115 Udon Noodle Casserole with Chicken, Pad Thai, 60, 61 Shredded Pork with Sichuan Vegetable Vegetables, and Fish Cake, 87 peanut butter and Noodles in Soup, 82 Dan Dan Noodles, 110, 111 shrimp vegetables Noodles in Garlic-Ginger Peanut Shrimp Wontons in Soup, 78 Chinese Home-Style Soft Fried Sauce, 112 Shrimp Wontons in Soup as a Meal, 79 Noodles, 36, 37 Spicy Peanut Sesame Noodles, 107 Thai Bean Thread Salad with Shrimp, Crispy Noodle Cake with Shredded peas, Bean Thread and Snow Pea Salad 124 Chicken and Vegetables, 22–23 with Egg Garnish, 126 Vietnamese Poached Shrimp in Herbed My Drunken Noodles, 56, 57 Peking Hot-and-Sour Noodle Soup, 81 Rice Noodle Salad, 125 Stir-Fried Rice Vermicelli with Shred- Peking Meat-Sauced Noodles, 26–27 Sichuan preserved vegetable ded Chicken and Vegetables, 50 pork, 23 Noodles with Shredded Pork, Bean Thai Crazy Noodles, 54, 55 Ants Climbing a Tree, 21 Sprouts, and Sichuan Preserved Udon Noodle Casserole with Chicken, Bean Thread, Napa Cabbage, and Vegetable, 28, 29 Vegetables, and Fish Cake, 87 Chinese Sweet Sausage, 62, 63 Rice Vermicelli with Sichuan Preserved Yaki-Soba, 33 Cantonese Pork Lo Mein, 24, 25 Vegetable, 51 Vietnamese Poached Shrimp in Herbed Five Shreds Longevity Noodles, 44–45 Shredded Pork with Sichuan Vegetable Rice Noodle Salad, 125 Meatballs with Crystal Noodle Soup, 97 and Noodles in Soup, 82 Vietnamese Quick Chicken Phò, 100, 101 Noodles with Shredded Pork, Bean Singapore Rice Sticks, 52, 53 Vietnamese Tossed Rice Noodle Salad Sprouts, and Sichuan Preserved Snow Cabbage and Shredded Chicken with Stir-Fried Pork, 120 Vegetable, 28, 29 Soup with Noodles, 72 Peking Hot-and-Sour Noodle Soup, 81 Spicy Basil Beef Noodles, 58, 59 Watercress and Shredded Pork Noodle Peking Meat-Sauced Noodles, 26–27 Spicy Peanut Sesame Noodles, 107 Soup, 84, 85 Pork Wontons in Soup as a Meal, 74, 75 spinach, Udon in White Miso Soup with Wide Rice Noodles with Beef in Black Shredded Pork with Sichuan Vegetable Shiitake Mushrooms, Spinach, and Bean Sauce, 48, 49 and Noodles in Soup, 82 Japanese Omelette Strips, 88–89 Singapore Rice Sticks, 52, 53 Stir-Fried Rice Vermicelli with Shredded Yaki-Soba, 33 Thai Cucumber and Mini Meatball Rice Chicken and Vegetables, 50 Noodle Soup, 96 Zaru Soba, 113 128 easy asian noodles.
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