Cooking instructions on the back of a package of shirataki noodles:
Drain water and parboil for 2-3 minutes before use to reduce the authentic aroma of Shirataki
reduce????
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I adore The Shiritiki Noodles! You just have to throw them in A Strainer and run them under Hot Water for A Few Minutes. The Odor really does Go Away.
there really was no smell - I’ve had the noodles before, but never noticed the weird phrasing on the label.
I made a ginger beef broth with noodles, veggies, and grilled pork! Mmmmmm…
Mmm… Now I am all hungry….
What are you talking about?? They smell like Old Sweaty Crotch! That is why you have to Run Them Under Water.