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Sesame Noodles

Yahooey — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 12:31:41 GMT

SAUCE

2 TBS Peanut Butter

2 TBS asian sesame paste - (tahini is not toasted and more mild)

2 TBS dark soy sauce

1.5 TBS black or rice vinegar

1 TBS honey

1 TBS toasted sesame oil

1 TBS shallot sauce

1 TBS grated ginger

2 cloves mined garlic

Mix sauce in your serving vessel

cooked noodles - (save some starchy water) and rinse in cold water

GARNISH

thinly sliced scallions

toasted sesame seeds

julienned carrots or cucumbers

Add a little starchy water and thin the sauce a bit

it will be thick and sticky

Add rinsed noodles to sauce - toss together

garnish

can be served room temp or cold

Enjoy! ❤️

Re: Sesame Noodles

SportyShorty07 — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 12:48:40 GMT

@Yahooey This sounds delicious, Yahooey! Thank you for posting the recipe and the great photo 🙂. I have all of the ingredients except the noodles- I'll pick those up the next time I go grocery shopping, and I'll give this a try.

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haddon9 — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 13:23:47 GMT

Sounds so good! My daughter & husband are vegan so it would be a nice dish to bring over sometime!

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Yahooey — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 13:40:14 GMT

@haddon9 @SportyShorty07

6-8 oz of noodles depending on how much sauce you like

the pic is quadruple the recipe

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amyb — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 13:42:27 GMT

Yum. One of my favorite asian type dishes. There's a local place that does prepared meals and their asian noodle dish is like crack for me!

I would love to be able to make it myself, especially since I can control what goes in it. (I'm never sure if the locally made one has lots of sugar or oils I would't use.)

I'm saving your recipe to try. I need to buy many of those asian ingredients first. Tks for posting!

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wagirl — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 14:13:03 GMT

A huge fave of mine and I like this recipe!! Don't have the sesame seed paste--need to find some tho--but do have black vinegar --never heard of shallot sauce---will research. Love this dish cold too. and goes well with any protein!!

Re: Sesame Noodles

Yahooey — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 14:56:38 GMT

@wagirl

i threw in the shallot sauce bc i have it

I really don't know if it is traditional ingredient

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Calibeach — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 15:14:38 GMT

@Yahooey This is one of my favorite noodle dishes. I like to make it with "glass noodles". You can find it in the Asian food section of most grocery stores.

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SportyShorty07 — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 16:14:07 GMT

@Yahooey wrote:
@haddon9 @SportyShorty07

6-8 oz of noodles depending on how much sauce you like

the pic is quadruple the recipe

@Yahooey Thank you for the noodle ounce measurements 😊. I might even try making this with zucchini "zoodles" sometime after I make it the first time with the noodles. 🙂

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Yahooey — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 22:06:51 GMT

@SportyShorty07

I think you can totally make it with zucchini noodles -

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beach-mom — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 23:27:18 GMT

@Yahooey - TY for this recipe! I make a lot of Japanese food, but I've never tried making these. And they are DD's favorite!

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SportyShorty07 — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 00:55:22 GMT

@Yahooey wrote:
@SportyShorty07

I think you can totally make it with zucchini noodles -

@Yahooey Perfect- maybe I'll even try it out first with zucchini noodles! Thank you, Yahooey 🤗

Re: Sesame Noodles

Calibeach — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 14:45:57 GMT

@wagirl wrote:
A huge fave of mine and I like this recipe!! Don't have the sesame seed paste--need to find some tho--but do have black vinegar --never heard of shallot sauce---will research. Love this dish cold too. and goes well with any protein!!

This is a Chinese dish. You can find Shallot Sauce at your local Chinese grocery store.

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wagirl — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 13:42:29 GMT

@Calibeach --thanks!!! Am about 10 minutes away from a amazing asian market where I live!! Will be looking at this next time I go.

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Calibeach — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 14:45:26 GMT

@wagirl wrote:
@Calibeach --thanks!!! Am about 10 minutes away from a amazing asian market where I live!! Will be looking at this next time I go.

@wagirl all of the ingredients for this recipe could be found at the Chinese markets. The ones by me have so many unique items, lots of different oils, spices, sauces, condiments

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wagirl — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 13:36:22 GMT

@Calibeach ---oh this place as everything and more-- so am not worried about finding these few ingredients. It's an amazing place!! and the produce----just can't tell you how lovely it is especially this early in the season.

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Calibeach — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 15:22:22 GMT

@wagirl wrote:
@Calibeach ---oh this place as everything and more-- so am not worried about finding these few ingredients. It's an amazing place!! and the produce----just can't tell you how lovely it is especially this early in the season.

@wagirl there are several of these amazing Asian markets near me. One of my close friends is Asian so I go shopping there with her as she is very familiar with the products. I've never seen so many condiments, spices and sauces. They also prepare and sell some fresh ready to eat food and have a very large seafood/meat department.

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wagirl — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 16:42:05 GMT

@Calibeach --the same where I go too!!! such a fun excursion!!!

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Skyegirl21 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 13:51:20 GMT

Thanks for the recipe @Yahooey We have no Asian markets anywhere around here to find shallot sauce- I would substitute onion powder or a bit of onion stock (Better than Boullion) or just use the green onions - Making it this week! Might serve with a few shrimps! Have a good day!

Re: Sesame Noodles

Yahooey — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 18:22:35 GMT

@Skyegirl21

i threw in the shallot sauce bc i had it on hand

bc i love garlic - onion - scallions - u get my drift

there is no need to throw in any onion powder etc

the scallions will be fine -

if u really want to try shallot sauce - it is sold on the river website

but again - totally unnecessary-

i do hope u enjoy the dish and i think shrimp would be an excellant protein to pair with the noodles