What Are Mungbean noodles and How Can I Use Them?
Here's everything worth knowing about mungbean noodles and how to pick them, what they are, how to store them, and what to use instead, plus 7 recipes to cook tonight.
| In Chinese: | 绿豆面条 | |
| British (UK) term: | Mungbean noodles | |
| en français: | nouilles de haricot mungo | |
| en español: | fideos de frijol mungo |
Recipes using mungbean noodles
There are 7 recipes that contain this ingredient.
Thai Glass Noodles (Yam Woon Sen)
A very clean and refreshing dish that's packed with flavour. I used half fish sauce and half soy sauce, which actually worked deliciously well. If you love Thai food, you should definitely give this recipe a go. Five stars, no doubt.
Glass-Noodle Salad with Chicken
Thai-style glass noodle salad (yum woon sen) with chicken and shrimp, dressed in lime, fish sauce, and serrano chiles. Bright, spicy, and cool, served over shredded lettuce.
Baked Prawns & Mungbean Noodles - Kung Op Wun Sen
Thai glass noodles baked with prawns, coriander root, ginger, peppercorns, and oyster sauce in individual pots. Kung Op Wun Sen ready in 30 minutes.
Boiled Garlic Chive Dumplings
This is a vegetarian dumpling dish, in Chinese New Year, when you begin to get tired of meat, you can try this recipe!
Bean Thread Salad (Yum Woon Sen)
This salad is very easy to make, and combines the sour, sweet and salty flavors typical of Thai cuisine.
Chapchae
Classic Korean glass noodle stir-fry (japchae) with spinach, carrots, mushrooms, napa cabbage, and scallions tossed in sesame oil and soy sauce. Vegetarian, colorful, and on the table in 45 minutes.
