Steps
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Kamaage Udon (Kagawa, Japan): Foot-kneading creates perfect texture for hot spring water dipping
- 2.
Zaru Udon (Tokyo, Japan): Chewy texture holds cold tsuyu broth
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Curry Udon (Osaka, Japan): Dense noodles withstand rich curry sauce
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See full technique reference →Kamaage Udon (Kagawa, Japan): Foot-kneading creates perfect texture for hot spring water dipping
Zaru Udon (Tokyo, Japan): Chewy texture holds cold tsuyu broth
Curry Udon (Osaka, Japan): Dense noodles withstand rich curry sauce
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