Steps
- 1.
Kamaage Udon (Kagawa, Japan): Temomi's springiness withstands boiling in iron pots without becoming mushy
- 2.
Jjolmyeon (Korea (adapted technique)): Modified foot-kneading creates chewier texture for cold noodle dishes
- 3.
Sanuki Bukkake Udon (Tokushima, Japan): Pole-rolled strands hold thick dipping sauces without sogginess