Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles

Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles

Overview

I haven’t eaten noodles for a long time, so I got excited about making noodles for no apparent reason. It’s okay. Let’s also make a new twist on noodles. Noodles symbolize longevity, so I gave it the name Yao Chi Chun Bu Lao, which just suits it. It’s a perfect match!

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Add appropriate amount of water to wheat flour and knead the dough.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 1
  2. Knead the dough and let it rest for about 10 minutes.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 2
  3. Knead the rested dough a few times again and prepare to roll it out with a rolling pin.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 3
  4. Sprinkle flour on the dough while rolling out to prevent the dough from sticking to each other.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 4
  5. This is rolled out, thin, pretty.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 5
  6. Sprinkle flour on the rolled out dough and fold it over.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 6
  7. Cut with a knife to the width of the noodles.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 7
  8. Roll out the cut noodles with flour.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 8
  9. Prepared noodles.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 9
  10. Add water to the pot and add noodles after the water boils.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 10
  11. When the noodles are almost cooked, add the spinach.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 11
  12. Drain the cooked noodles, take them out and put them on a plate.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 12
  13. If there are stir-fried vegetables, mix them into the noodles, add wolfberry and garnish with coriander.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 13
  14. Use chopsticks to roll the dough into a flower shape and arrange it beautifully.

    Yaochi Spring Longevity Noodles step 14