I got 1kg buckwheat flour at Motegi, which was harvested this autumn.
I usually mix 80% buckwheat and 20% wheat flour to make noodles smooth and long. Wheat flour would be mixed to connect buckwheat smoothly. This time I made the noodles with 100% buckwheat and water alone.
During mixing buckwheat with water, I was fascinated with its fresh nutty flavour. The dough is green. The wonderful color reminded me of soba fields in summer under the sunshine.
I extended the dough with a long rolling pin to 1.5mm thick. When you bite pure buckwheat noodles, you will feel they are not smooth and stiff in case noodles are thick. I tried to cut the flattened dough into 1.3mm wide each while buckwheat is mixed with 20% wheat I cut it into 1.5mm. The taste was good!
This buckwheat is one of the best gifts this year.
Looks good
ReplyDeleteAnd Season’s Greetings!
ReplyDelete哇!你好厉害哦!会自己做面条!是手工面吗?
ReplyDelete祝圣诞快乐!
ReplyDeleteI love soba but never tried making them from scratch! Yours looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteHello rtc,, Your fresh soba noodles must be amazing. Fresh noodles additionally have a unique texture. How special to know where the buckwheat came from that went into your noodles, and to see the natural setting and growing fields, which all factor into the final product.
ReplyDelete--JIm
Sems very Nam Nam to eat!I love noodles!
ReplyDeleteI hope all is good with you
Stay heathy and always happy no matter what
xxx
Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks wonderful! When we were in Japan we made buckwheat noodles at some spot in Shiga and then they turned them into a wonderful lunch. It remains a favorite. Wishing you all good things as we near the new year.
ReplyDeleteAre they difficult to do?
ReplyDeleteGood On You - Be Well
ReplyDeleteCheers
I love pasta!Love Yakisoba!Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteDear RTC,
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures. I think buckwheat is delicious, I love buckwheat porridge.
A Merry Christmas, happy holidays with your family and loved ones.
Good health and take care!
Wow, that's great that you make your own noodles. There are many dishes you can make with these noodles. Merry Christmas to you, and thank you for visiting and commenting all year long. I hope the new year brings you peace and joy.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
I have never made noodles. Glad you know how to do it. I'm a cookie and cake baker. Merry Christmas and blessed New Year!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your wishes !
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year !
Greetings
Your noodle looks very nice. I am inspired to make noodles, hope to try one of these days. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious..
ReplyDeleteDearest RTC,
ReplyDeleteThe Japanese sure are artists when it comes to making Soba noodles!
Love the way you write about its transformation.
Christmas season is over and we lived it this year without Internet.
Only this morning they came to repair it, after five days being without... Strange!
Wishing you a good ending of 2020 and a Happy New Year.
Hugs,
Mariette
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI have never tried making homemade noodles. Your buckwheat noodles look delicious!
I wish you and your family a happy and healthy New Year! Take care, enjoy your day! Have a happy new week!
Parece óptimo! Adoro macarrão! É rara a semana, em que não o inclua em uma ou duas refeições!
ReplyDeleteUm grande abraço! Feliz Ano Novo!
Ana