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This is an exquisitely simple yet delicious salt somen recipe that requires no toppings or garnishes; by simply dissolving seasonings like chicken bouillon in cold water, you achieve a top-tier flavor.
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Prepare the soup by mixing cold water, chicken bouillon, Japanese dashi, garlic, and other seasonings in a bowl, then chill. → Boil the somen noodles in boiling water for 40-45 seconds until firm (al dente). → Rinse the boiled somen under running water, then chill in ice water for 1 minute to firm them up. → Squeeze the water out of the somen thoroughly, add to the soup, and finish with a drizzle of olive oil.
Prepare the soup by mixing cold water, chicken bouillon, Japanese dashi, garlic, and other seasonings in a bowl, then chill. → Boil the somen noodles in boiling water for 40-45 seconds until firm (al dente). → Rinse the boiled somen under running water, then chill in ice water for 1 minute to firm them up. → Squeeze the water out of the somen thoroughly, add to the soup, and finish with a drizzle of olive oil.
This is an exquisitely simple yet delicious salt somen recipe that requires no toppings or garnishes; by simply dissolving seasonings like chicken bouillon in cold water, you achieve a top-tier flavor.
Pour cold water (250ml) into a bowl.
Add chicken bouillon (1 1/3 tsp), Hondashi (1/3 tsp), Ajinomoto (3 dashes), black pepper (5 dashes), grated garlic (5g), and salt (2 pinches).
Mix the seasonings well using a whisk or similar tool.
Add olive oil (1 tablespoon), stir, and keep in the refrigerator until ready to eat.
Prepare a bowl of ice water, bring a pot of water to a boil, and cook the somen for 40-45 seconds until firm.
Boiling the somen for a short time, 40-45 seconds, creates a delicious, firm texture (bari-kata). 💡
It is important to squeeze the water out of the somen thoroughly; otherwise, the soup will become diluted. ⚠️
Chilling the soup in the refrigerator beforehand makes it taste even better. 🍳
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