
ingredients:
- 200 g dried kishimen (udon)
- 2 liters water

step 1:
Pour the water into a pan. Bring to a boil and add the dried kishimen (udon). Follow the cooking instructions on the bag (it is usually best to boil for 3 minutes on high heat and 9 minutes on medium heat.)

step 2:
After boiling, drain the noodles in a colander and quickly run cold water over them.

step 3:
Because too much starch and salt on the noodles can make them taste slimy, wash them under cold running water to remove any extra starch.

step 4:
Drain again. After cooking, 200 g dried thick noodles becomes about 530 g cooked noodles.