Anonymous
10/10/2013 14:48
Subject: Flat or thin rice noodle?
Depends on in what dish you're using them.
Anonymous
10/10/2013 14:44
Subject: Flat or thin rice noodle?
Depends on what you put on there.
If it's chicken broth, thin noodles. If beef broth like pho, medium size. If Thai noodles, flat wide ones are better because they can me it better than me without it sticking. If I make it myself at home, the thin ones are easy to stir fry.
If it's chicken broth, thin noodles. If beef broth like pho, medium size. If Thai noodles, flat wide ones are better because they can me it better than me without it sticking. If I make it myself at home, the thin ones are easy to stir fry.
Anonymous
10/10/2013 11:14
Subject: Flat or thin rice noodle?
Thin in summmer and spring rolls. Fat in pad thai. Wide in pad kee mao.
Anonymous
10/10/2013 00:37
Subject: Flat or thin rice noodle?
Flat in Chinese noodle soup and chow fun
Thin in Vietnamese noodle soup and dry noodles
Thin in Vietnamese noodle soup and dry noodles
Anonymous
10/10/2013 00:35
Subject: Flat or thin rice noodle?
Thin.
Anonymous
10/09/2013 17:12
Subject: Flat or thin rice noodle?
In restaurants I prefer the flat kind. They hold more sauce and have a bite to them (thin ones are either overcooked or too stringy for me).
Anonymous
10/09/2013 16:51
Subject: Flat or thin rice noodle?
Which do you prefer?