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No Knife Needed! 4 Easy Somen Noodle Upgrades with Convenience Store Ingredients | Nihonbashi Yukari Chef Kimio Nonaga

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In this video, Chef Kimio Nonaga, the third-generation owner of Nihonbashi Yukari, introduces 4 creative somen noodle variations that require no knives and use convenience store ingredients. To help you beat the summer somen rut, he proposes four unique dipping sauces: Eggplant Tsuyu, Eel Tantan Tsuyu, Fried Chicken Tartar Tsuyu, and Jade Tsuyu. By using pre-made dishes and ingredients available at convenience stores, you can easily enjoy authentic flavors at home. The video also carefully explains tips for boiling somen noodles, making it easy to recreate at home.

  • Prep
    • Save prep time by using convenience store pre-made dishes and ingredients, completely eliminating the need for a knife.
  • Boiling Noodles
    • Boil the somen noodles in boiling water slightly shorter than the package instructions, then immediately rub and wash them under running water to remove starchiness.
  • Boiling Noodles
    • Shocking the boiled somen in ice water firms them up and improves their texture.
  • Seasoning
    • Using store-bought mentsuyu as a base for the eggplant tsuyu easily creates a deep, Japanese-style flavor.
  • Seasoning
    • Combining unagi kabayaki with sesame sauce for the eel tantan tsuyu creates a rich, tantan-style flavor.
  • Seasoning
    • The fried chicken tartar tsuyu uses convenience store karaage and tartar sauce for a delicious Western-style twist.
  • Seasoning
    • The jade tsuyu is a chilled green sauce made with cucumber and shiso leaves, offering a visually refreshing dish perfect for summer.
  • Plating
    • Garnish each dipping sauce with toppings and condiments that complement the somen, paying attention to color for a beautiful presentation.
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Eggplant Tsuyu

  • Friedeggplant (convenience store pre-made), to taste
  • Mentsuyu(noodle soup base, store-bought), to taste
  • Water,to taste
  • Condiments(green onions, ginger, etc.), to taste

Eel Tantan Tsuyu

  • Unagikabayaki (grilled eel, store-bought/convenience store), to taste
  • Sesamesauce (store-bought), to taste
  • Mentsuyu(noodle soup base, store-bought), to taste
  • Water,to taste
  • Chilioil, a small amount
  • Condiments(green onions, etc.), to taste

Fried Chicken Tartar Tsuyu

  • Karaage(Japanese fried chicken, convenience store pre-made), to taste
  • Tartarsauce (store-bought), to taste
  • Mentsuyu(noodle soup base, store-bought), to taste
  • Water,to taste
  • Lemon,to taste

Jade Tsuyu

Eggplant Tsuyu

  1. 1

    Prepare store-bought or convenience store fried eggplant and break it into bite-sized pieces (no knife needed).

  2. 2

    Dilute the mentsuyu with water according to package instructions and chill it.

  3. 3

    Pour the mentsuyu into a bowl, top with the fried eggplant, and garnish with condiments (green onions and ginger).

  4. 4

    Serve alongside boiled and rinsed somen noodles.

Eel Tantan Tsuyu

  1. 1

    Break the store-bought unagi kabayaki into bite-sized pieces (no knife needed, or you can use kitchen shears).

  2. 2

    Combine the mentsuyu base with store-bought sesame sauce, and adjust the strength with water to your liking.

  3. 3

    Add a few drops of chili oil to give it a tantan-style flavor.

  4. 4

    Pour the sauce into a bowl, top with the unagi kabayaki, and garnish with condiments like green onions.

  5. 5

    Serve alongside boiled and rinsed somen noodles.

Fried Chicken Tartar Tsuyu

  1. 1

    Prepare convenience store karaage (use as is, no knife needed).

  2. 2

    Dilute the mentsuyu with water according to package instructions and chill it.

  3. 3

    Pour the mentsuyu into a bowl, top with the karaage, and drizzle with tartar sauce.

  4. 4

    Squeeze some lemon juice over it to add flavor.

  5. 5

    Serve alongside boiled and rinsed somen noodles.

Jade Tsuyu

  1. 1

    Place the cucumber and shiso leaves in a blender, add mentsuyu and water, and blend until smooth.

  2. 2

    Adjust the taste with salt, then strain to create a smooth, green dipping sauce.

  3. 3

    Chill thoroughly, then pour into a bowl.

  4. 4

    Serve alongside boiled and rinsed somen noodles.

How to Boil Somen

  1. 1

    Bring a generous amount of water to a boil in a large pot.

  2. 2

    Add the somen noodles to the boiling water while gently separating them, and boil for slightly less than the package instructions.

  3. 3

    Once boiled, drain in a colander and wash thoroughly under running water, rubbing gently to remove any starchiness.

  4. 4

    Shock in ice water to firm them up, drain well, and plate.

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