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Volume VEasternJapanese

Inspired by: Kake udon

  • Vata seasonOct – Dec in the north
  • All year

Kake Udon with Kabocha & Ginger

NoodlesNoodle
Serves
4
Portion
1 bowl
Time
25 min
Texture
Very soft
Season
Vata season (autumn – early winter)All year
Dosha
  • Vata
  • Pitta
  • Kapha

Vata–Pitta

Ingredients

What you need

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Ingredients for 4 servings
DoneIngredientHousehold measureQuantity (4 servings)Café batch ×5
Udon / wheat noodles (dry)4 portions frozen/fresh600 g3000 g
Vegetable stock (no onion–garlic, home-made)5 cups kombu dashi1200 ml6000 ml
Soy sauce / tamari (gluten-free)2 tbsp30 ml150 ml
Brown-rice syrup / rice malt1 tbsp15 g75 g
Pumpkin (kaddu)thin wedges, simmered250 g1250 g
Bok choy / pak choiblanched150 g750 g
Ginger, freshgrated8 g40 g
Sesame seeds (til)1 tsp5 g25 g

Method

How to cook it

  1. Step 1: Simmer pumpkin in a little dashi with soy until tender.

  2. Step 2: Heat remaining dashi with soy and rice syrup.

  3. Step 3: Warm udon in boiling water 1–2 minutes; drain.

  4. Step 4: Bowl udon; add broth, pumpkin, bok choy, ginger and sesame.

Nutrition

Per serving, estimated

586kcal
Energy
17.7g
Protein
2.3g
Fat
121.4g
Carbohydrate
4.7g
Fibre
1.1g
Salt

Moderate salt · 1.1 g per serving (low <1 g; moderate 1–1.8 g; high >1.8 g) · Salt guide

Where the energy comes from

Protein and carbohydrate × 4 kcal/g, fat × 9 kcal/g

Estimated from IFCT 2017 / USDA composition tables; not for clinical use.

How we made it Ayurvedic

  • FromFish cake and tempura bits
    →
    Topumpkin and bok choy

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