We had a lot of cabbage from the CSA, so what better to make than yakisoba?! This is one of my favorite Japanese foods and it's great to be able to make it at home.
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Mmm, this looks good. Send me the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThere isn't really a recipe. You buy the yakisoba noodles in the refrigerated section at H Mart and then follow the instructions on there. Pretty simple.
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