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Prep
20m
Cook
10m
Total
30m

Prep
20m
Cook
10m
Total
30m
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For the miso peanut sauce
1
tbsp
Peanut butter
1
tbsp
White miso

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Per Serving
Calories
708kcal
Fat
22g
Carbs
81g

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Shannon M
14 days ago
Would love a non spicy version with a sub for gochugang
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Finn
13 days ago
Hey! Try pairing the noodles with the honey soy chicken from the scallion oil noodle recipe :)
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Caroline
a month ago
Love this one!!

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Laura f
a month ago
Best recipe. The one that got us hooked. On our weekly meal prep plan.
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Harry M
2 months ago
🐐

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Rachel
2 months ago
How much water in the sauce? It doesn’t say
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Finn
2 months ago
Will depend on your peanut butter but just do a couple of tablespoons at a time!
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Galen M
2 months ago

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Kasia Z
2 months ago
Wanted to love it but was not my favorite unfortunately. I’m not sure if I’m Korean spice gal.
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Jenna
2 months ago
This was sensational 🔥
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Robert K
2 months ago
Hi Finn, quick question. Is the 100g udon raw or cooked? I know it has a considerable impact on calories. Cheers.
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Finn
2 months ago
Hey mate, apologies for this. I've updated the recipe and macros with the suggest Udon style and brand.
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Mel
2 months ago
If I meal prep how to store and prepare it for the next days?
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Finn
2 months ago
If I was meal prepping this, I’d store the meat, salad and peanut sauce separately and just make some fresh noodles each day. If you want it even easier, you can store the noodles, sauce and meat together - reheat it - and add the salad once it’s hot.
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