I love to eat buckwheat noodles called "soba". New flour has nutty smell stimulating my appetite.Next month, I can use it to make soba noodles by hand.
The attractive buckwheat flowers betray the fact that buckwheat is not a true grain. I also like to make noodles by hand--they have a much different texture; really a different product from dried noodles. --Jim
What a lovely field of Buckwheat. These white flowers are so pretty. I'm not familiar with soba, but I think it's great that you make the noodles by hand.
What a beautiful field! The flowers are so pretty! I did not know soba noodles were made of buckwheat. How wonderful to have home-made noodles. I grew buckwheat one year in my garden as a 'cover crop' in the fall to add nitrogen to the soil when tilled. It was easy to grow! Enjoy your noodles :)
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The field of buckwheat is so pretty! I didn't know it had such lovely flowers. Your home-made noodles must be delicious! I'm so glad you sowed us this lovely field so I could see more of where you live :)
The field of white flowers is beautiful and have never seen a buckwheat field. I enjoy the soba noodles and have never made them. I actually have a buck wheat pillow. Enjoy your week Carolyn
I always admire white flowers. For me, they symbolize purity and simplicity. I am not familiar with buckwheat noodles but I love to learn about it.:) Maybe I already saw them but I just don't know the name.
Wow !! What a beautiful colored field !!
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The attractive buckwheat flowers betray the fact that buckwheat is not a true grain. I also like to make noodles by hand--they have a much different texture; really a different product from dried noodles.
ReplyDelete--Jim
I think I've had soba noodles before--I just didn't know that's what they're called. It's neat to see where they came from. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely field of Buckwheat. These white flowers are so pretty. I'm not familiar with soba, but I think it's great that you make the noodles by hand.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Well those white flowers are so lovely to look at ...
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy your noodles. I make mine (we call them zoodles) using courgettes/zucchini.
All the best Jan
What a beautiful field! The flowers are so pretty! I did not know soba noodles were made of buckwheat. How wonderful to have home-made noodles. I grew buckwheat one year in my garden as a 'cover crop' in the fall to add nitrogen to the soil when tilled. It was easy to grow! Enjoy your noodles :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing I didn't know what buckwheat looked like before harvest ! Gail x
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ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday my friend !!
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ReplyDeletebuckwheat 的中文名字是什么？
ReplyDeleteThe field of buckwheat is so pretty! I didn't know it had such lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteYour home-made noodles must be delicious! I'm so glad you sowed us this lovely field so I could see more of where you live :)
The field of white flowers is beautiful and have never seen a buckwheat field. I enjoy the soba noodles and have never made them.
ReplyDeleteI actually have a buck wheat pillow.
Enjoy your week
Carolyn
What beautiful, sweet flowers! Very interesting to learn about buckwheat, too!
ReplyDeletePoppy
Like that greenery.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Soba.
Hi Ela,
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Hi Jim,
I was wondering if you would show me your handmade noodles.
Hi Margie,
I hope you have more chances to enjoy variety of soba.
Hi Sheri,
Please try soba noodles.
Hi Jan,
I have not had zoodles. It must be tasty.
Hi B.E.
Thanks for your comment. I have not known buckwheat is planted as cover crop.
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这是荞麦。
Hi Gail,
I love to see buckwheat fields in full bloom.
Hi June,
Thanks for your kind comment.
Hi Carolyn,
I am glad to know you also like to eat SOBA.
Poppy,
Thanks for leaving a comment.
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Thanks for visiting my blog.
I always admire white flowers. For me, they symbolize purity and simplicity. I am not familiar with buckwheat noodles but I love to learn about it.:) Maybe I already saw them but I just don't know the name.
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