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Sunday, March 22, 2020

Noodle Month Celebrate with a Recipe

  • Noodle month occurs in March each and every year. Noodles have been said to be the cure to a cold, winter time blues or a broken heart. With all that is happening at this time in the world perhaps noodles are just what the world need.
  • A bit of history
  • Noodles are thought to first be made during the 13th century. During that time bakers would mold dough into symbolic shapes such as birds, stars and words.Today a mandate has been passed down by law that to be considered a noodle it must have 5.5% egg solids. Meanwhile, many other dry pasta shapes contain no eggs. 
  • Perhaps it is no wonder that Noodle Month is observed during March. Noodle consumption will increase each year during the colder winter months at least by 1/5 of what is normally enjoyed. Likewise, Lenten season often sees many enjoying noodles while they abstain from meatless meals


SALAD:
 1 packages linguine noodles, cooked, rinsed, and cooled
 1/2 to 1 head sliced Napa cabbage
 1/2 to 1 head sliced purple cabbage
 1/2 to 1 bag baby spinach
 1 red bell pepper, sliced thin
 1 yellow bell pepper, sliced thin
 1 orange bell pepper, sliced thin (if available)
 1 small bag bean sprouts (I left these out)
 3 sliced scallions
 3 peeled, sliced cucumbers
 LOTS of chopped cilantro—up to one bunch
 1 can whole cashews, lightly toasted in skillet (I also left these out b/c I forgot them at the store but they would be wonderful in the salad)
DRESSING:
 Juice of 1 lime
 8 tablespoons olive oil
 2 tablespoons sesame oil
 6 tablespoons soy sauce
 1/3 cup brown sugar
 3 tablespoons fresh ginger, chopped
 2 cloves chopped garlic
 2 hot peppers or jalapenos, chopped
 More chopped cilantro - lots

Mix together salad ingredients in large bowl. Whisk together dressing ingredients and pour over salad. Mix with tongs or hands and serve on platter.

Have a cold, a broken heart or the wintertime blues? Noodles are the ultimate cure-all!

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18 comments:

  1. I love noodles! Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party. Stay safe and stay well.

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  2. Give me the noodles and make me the happiest woman in the world. I love them! Yummy! Even if I have never tried to cook them, I will try your recipe.

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  3. I'll be trying these! We love to have noodles for dinner. Everyone is always happy when I make them.

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  4. Oh my goodness yummy, I love noodles. Will definitely need to try this out! Thanks friend!

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  5. This looks so delicious. I had no idea that March is National Noodle Month. Looks like I still got time to cook at least 1 noodle dish before the month ends.

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  6. Wait what?! Noodle month is a thing! This i s the best thing! I love noodles! And this recipe sounds so amazing! I need to try it out!

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  7. I never knew there was a Noodle Month! I'd love to try and make this. Luckily we have plenty of noodles.

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  8. I had no idea there is a Noodle month, that is awesome actually, i love noodles...I can't wait to make your recipe.

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  9. I didn't knew that March was noodles 🍜 month. This recipe looks ao delicious.

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  10. I had no idea there was a noodle month! Chicken noodle soup in the colder months is always my favorite. And this salad looks perfect for a lunch this week!

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  11. Noodles look absolutely delicious. I just feel like having some right now! My family loves noodles and I shall certainly be trying this recipe out.

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  12. I have just cooked noodles the other evening. I like the sound of this salad, very fresh and healthy.

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  13. I love cilantro but I would leave out the jalapenos. It looks and sounds so fresh and yummy!

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  14. I love noodles, toniht I can make it.

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  15. wow this looks and tastes delicious, thats for sure! right now, since you mentioned noodles, i am craving for authentic ramen!

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  16. Ohh I love noodles and so do my kids - what a healthy and simple recipe, thanks for sharing

    Laura x

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  17. Thanks Annie for sharing this fun and delicious post with us at Inspire Me Monday at Create With Joy - so happy to feature you this week! :-)

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  18. Love the article, lovely recipes, looking forward to see more of it, thanks

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