Ingredient
Sen mee
These are used throughout Asian in soups, spring rolls, cold salads, and stir-fries. They're similar to bean threads, only they're longer and made with rice flour instead of mung bean starch. Before using, soak the dried noodles in hot water until they're soft (about 15 minutes), then boil them briefly (from 1 to 3 minutes) and rinse with hot water. You can also deep-fry the dried noodles until they're crunchy and then use them in Chinese chicken salad, or as a garnish or bed for sauces.
Also known as
- Rice vermicelli
- Mi fen
- Mei fun
- Mai fun
- Maifun
- Mee fun
- Pancit bijon
- Pancit bihon
- Bijon
- Bihon
- Bihoon
- Banh hoi
- Bee hoon
- Beehoon
Substitutes
thin rice sticks OR bean threads OR flat rice noodles (wider) OR vermicelli
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