Hot-and-Sour Sesame Soba Noodles, above. Noodles, crunchy greens and contemporary herbs are tossed in a stunning sesame-miso dressing. You can add protein by tossing in shrimp, rooster or tofu.
Spicy Pork With Vegetables and Noodles. This dish is stuffed with texture and taste — and it comes collectively in lower than half-hour. “The dressing is sweet and salty, with a bit of kick from the pepper flakes I added. I love the crisp, cool cucumber and bell pepper in the same forkful of warm pork and tender noodles. The fresh mint and cilantro add springy freshness and the peanuts a bit of crunch in every bite,” recipe editor Ann Maloney writes.
Summer Noodle Salad With Ginger-Garlic Dressing. Enjoy the final weeks of summer season with this riff on pasta salad tailored from “Double Awesome Chinese Food: Irresistible and Totally Achievable Recipes From Our Chinese-American Kitchen” (Roost Books, 2019) by Andrew, Irene and Margaret Li.
Soba Pancake With Scallions and Ginger. “The flavor is great, but it’s the texture that really sells this, particularly that contrast between the crisped bottom and top edges and the softer, almost creamy interior,” meals editor Joe Yonan writes.
Avocado and Coconut Noodles. “Soba noodles and edamame make it plenty hearty, and its dressing hits that irresistible sour-spicy-sweet trifecta,” Yonan writes. “But what takes it over the top are the crunch and creaminess from coconut flakes, scallions, sunflower seeds and avocados.”
Spicy Peanut Soba Noodles With Green Beans. Peanut sauce is a good complement to the nuttiness of soba noodles. Make this pantry-friendly recipe your personal by switching out the vegetable or including a protein.