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Garlic Noodles with Shiitake Mushrooms
The An family that owns and operates two well-regarded Vietnamese restaurants in California often are credited with the creation of the dish known simply as “garlic noodles.” Buttery, umami-rich and intensely garlicky, the noodles are not traditional Vietnamese fare, but were such a hit many other Vietnamese restaurants now offer them. This recipe is our version of those noodles, but we’ve added mushrooms and scallions to round out the dish. Use dried Asian noodles with a hearty chew, such as lo mein or udon; in a pinch, linguine works, too.
4
Servings
30 minutes
Ingredients
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10
ounces dried Asian wheat noodles (see note)
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8
tablespoons salted butter, cut into 1-tablespoon pieces, divided
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January 19, 2023
Can I use dried shiitake mushrooms for this dish?
I haven't made this dish yet. Wondering if I can use dried shiitake mushrooms.
Hi Lydia -
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Nutritional info?