Sosu-yakisoba ( Japanese ソ ー ス 焼 き そ ば so: su yakisoba ) or yakisoba ( Japanese 焼 き そ ば ) , "fried noodles in sauce", is a Japanese dish borrowed from China at the beginning of the 20th century [1] . The ancestor of Yakisoba is .
Although soba is a buckwheat noodle, yakisobu is made from wheat egg noodles of bale soba ( Jap. 中華 そ ば , Chinese noodles , see ramen ) [2] . It is watered with a Japanese variety of Worcester sauce .
To make yakisoba, the noodles are fried in a sauce along with small pieces of pork, chicken or beef, Chinese cabbage and (or) carrots. Served with , katsuobushi , or mayonnaise .
This dish can be both main and act as a side dish , as well as be stuffing in sandwiches. Yakisoba can be bought in stores, it is served in Matsuri .
Sometimes udon is used as a noodles for yakisoba - then the dish is called "yakidon". This type of noodle appeared in Kitakyushu .
In Okinawa , sausages, ham, chicken or pork are added to yakisoba. In Hiroshima, yakisobu is fried in okonomiyaki [3] .
Instant Yakisoba
Instant yakisobu is sold in supermarkets, before use it only needs to be poured with boiling water.
produces many varieties of quick-boiled Jacobi, which also contain dried seaweed and packaging with sauce. Pour the noodles with boiling water, fry with sauce and cabbage with meat, and then serve, sprinkling seaweed on top of the dish. Another variety produced by contains, in addition to noodles, corn, onions, and cabbage.
Yakisobu in Germany under the brand name "Yakisoba Deluxe". It is also prepared by adding water to a pan, where noodles are fried, and then dried vegetables are poured on top, sauce is added and stewed.
UFO noodles ( Japanese 日 清 焼 そ ば UFO nissin yakisoba UFO ) is prepared differently: pour water directly into the container, opening the packaging film on the side where the vegetables and sauce are, and after cooking, remove the film on the other side, where it contains perforated paper that allows water to drain.
Gallery
Yokote-yakisoba in Akita
Hiroshima Yakisoba in Okonomiyaki
Street tent selling yakisobu
Yakisoba
Yakisoba-pan, bread with yakisoba
Okinawan yakisoba with bean seedlings