Which I did, along with the stuffed squash and London Broil. Wow! Pretty amazing and not a little creepy.
But in a fun way. And tasty too!
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Chinese Red Noodle Beans
Which I did, along with the stuffed squash and London Broil. Wow! Pretty amazing and not a little creepy.
But in a fun way. And tasty too!
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I have never heard of these and have never seen anything like them either. The final product looks a little strange laying on your plate, but the burning question is ... how did they taste?
These bean noodles look so interesting - how did they taste? I used to buy similarly long noodles at a Korean grocery in DC. They did not taste much different from regular green beans, a little sweeter maybe.
I'm pretty easy going about trying new foods but these are a little too wormy looking for me!HA!
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To be truthful, they didn't have all that much taste. I think they were a bit immature. Very firm and crunchy, despite their worm-like appearance. We felt we were getting a good dose of fiber in our diet. I want to try them again -- some that have matured a bit.
This is the first time in my life to see red noodle beans. Even in Indonesia I didn't see them. So I learn something new each day! Thank you!
I've never heard of these nor seen them either. I have to say they look like worms on the plate and I'm not sure I fancy them. However, I trust you so I'm sure they are delicious. Please describe the taste?
Blessings, Star
A very strange appearence !
I fear I don't find these Noodle Beans very tempting)
But It's funny to discover new vegetables...
Reader Wil -- This was my first time to see these beans too -- I love new stuff!
Star -- see my comment above about the taste. We had them in a vegetable salad with vinaigrette the next day -- still not a lot of taste but good crunch.
Miss Yves - they are indeed strange in appearance -- but so many things that some find delicious -- raw oysters, beef tongue, chicken gizzards, pig's feet, marshmallows, eel, for a few -- are visually unappealing to others.
The end product isn't what I pictured when I saw the first photos! Very odd, but definitely a conversation starter! They would make fun Halloween food. :-)
(Thinking baby black snakes here...)
Tammy
Oh, tee hee, Tammy!
Very interesting looking!
A great, all-purpose word -- interesting. It can mean anything from cool! to Eeewwwww! And it can mean -- interesting. These beans are all of the above. ;-)
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