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Lime-Flavored Rice Noodles With Cashews

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Ingredients

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2 quarts water
1 lb fresh refrigerated rice noodles or 1 lb cooked dried rice noodles cut into 3-inch pieces
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 teaspoon black mustard seeds or 1 teaspoon yellow mustard seeds
1/4 teaspoon asafoetida powder (hing or heeng) (optional)
1/4 cup dried yellow split peas (chana dal)
1/4 cup raw whole cashews (we like more!)
2 limes juice of medium
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground turmeric

Nutritional information

388.3
Calories
71 g
Calories From Fat
7.9 g
Total Fat
1.3 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
571 mg
Sodium
72.5 g
Carbs
3.9 g
Dietary Fiber
2 g
Sugars
6 g
Protein
441g
Serving Size

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Lime-Flavored Rice Noodles With Cashews

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    This is often considered picnic food in Tamilian households all across India. These southeaster natives make fresh rice noodles (sevai) to take on picnics and long road trips. In a laboriously precise process, hand-cranked noodle machines yield strands that melt in your mouth. NOTE: Rice noodles are found in Asian grocery stores and some large supermarkets. If you cannot find fresh rice noodles for this recipe, the flavors and textures of dried cooked noodles are quite similar to the real deal . Do not overcook rice noodles because they will become mushy. I did it the first time I made them. Not good! Immediately drain noodles in a colander, and run cold water through them to stop the cooking process. Per chef #672818s kind review, I double-checked my Betty Crocker's Indian Home Cooking cookbook where I got this and its precisely how the recipes written. I have paid close attention to the split pea cook time and resulting texture: First, keep in mind that chana dal (yellow split lentils) are much smaller than your standard green split pea and will therefore cook much faster. Even so, making the recipe as indicated yields crunchy, but perfectly edible lentils. If you want them softer, you can soak them for an hour or so first, then drain well. Also, heating the leftovers the next day will give you the same result as I found out. ;)

    • 40 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Lime-Flavored Rice Noodles With Cashews,This is often considered picnic food in Tamilian households all across India. These southeaster natives make fresh rice noodles (sevai) to take on picnics and long road trips. In a laboriously precise process, hand-cranked noodle machines yield strands that melt in your mouth. NOTE: Rice noodles are found in Asian grocery stores and some large supermarkets. If you cannot find fresh rice noodles for this recipe, the flavors and textures of dried cooked noodles are quite similar to the “real deal”. Do not overcook rice noodles because they will become mushy. I did it the first time I made them. Not good! Immediately drain noodles in a colander, and run cold water through them to stop the cooking process. Per chef #672818s kind review, I double-checked my Betty Crocker’s Indian Home Cooking cookbook where I got this and its precisely how the recipes written. I have paid close attention to the split pea cook time and resulting texture: First, keep in mind that chana dal (yellow split lentils) are much smaller than your standard green split pea and will therefore cook much faster. Even so, making the recipe as indicated yields crunchy, but perfectly edible lentils. If you want them softer, you can soak them for an hour or so first, then drain well. Also, heating the leftovers the next day will give you the same result as I found out. 😉


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Heat Water to Boiling in 3-Quart Saucepan; Remove from Heat.

    2
    Done

    Add Fresh Noodles; Soak 30 Seconds (do not Soak Longer). Drain; Rinse With Cold Water. If Using Dried Noodles, Cook According to Package Directions. Set Aside.

    3
    Done

    Heat Oil and Mustard Seeds in Wok or 12-Inch Skillet Over Medium-High Heat. Once Seeds Begin to Pop, Cover Wok and Wait Until Popping Stops.

    4
    Done

    Add Asafetida, If Using, Yellow Split Peas and Cashews; Stir-Fry About 1 Minute or Until Peas and Cashews Are Golden Brown.

    5
    Done

    Add Remaining Ingredients and Cooked Rice Noodles; Toss 1-2 Minutes or Until Noodles Are Heated.

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