Korean dish: Cold buckwheat noodles (naeng myun)

Find the full recipe at her blog here...

http://blog.maangchi.com/2008/06/naengmyeon-icy-cold-noodles.html

This is such a delicious and refreshing meal for the hot summer months. One of my favorites! Yay, 냉면!

From YT: 냉면
Naengmyeon (cold buckwheat noodles) is really popular in Korean and is so delicious. In this video I'm going to show you how to make 2 kinds of naengmyun: mul naengmyun (soup-based naengmyun) and bibim naengmyun (hot spicy naengmyun).

I hope you like them! Have fun!
Ekleksays...

Looks nice, will look into it..

While washing the noodles she's using a wasteful amount of water, I think it can be done with a lot less:)

How much bimbim sauce do you use Issykitty?

Issykittysays...

Instead of rinsing with all that water, I usually use a bowl of iced water (LOTS of ice) which I dump the noodles into after draining them. I swirl the noodles in this super-cold water until they are very very cold and then drain and squeeze them out. This seems to work fine. also, the more hot sauce, the better! I like to put a lot of very spicy radish kimchee on my naengmyun. I actually have a much simpler recipe that tastes great and is spiced up in a way that you don't have to add any hot pepper sauce. I learned from my mama, so I can't divulge her secrets!

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