You won't taste the vinegar but it will help
the noodles absorb the sauce.
Noodles absorbed some sauce, was not soupy.
Not exact matches
The pasta will
absorb the
sauce, eliminating any wateriness and really flavoring the
noodles.
Since they are rather bland and flavorless, kelp
noodles will
absorb the flavor of any
sauce you top them with.
Be aware that no - boil
noodles absorb more
sauce, so if you use them, keep the pan covered with foil during baking to retain moisture.
Anyway, I substituted rice vermicellli
noodles for the soba, since they're what I had, but they
absorbed the
sauce and melded with the veggies nicely.
Soba
noodles are probably my favorite kind — they are so slurpy and readily
absorb all the flavors in a
sauce.
Gently mix the
noodles into the
sauce and vegetables (they'll finish cooking here and they'll
absorb much of the
sauce).
One of the things I really love about ramen
noodles is how easily they
absorb sauces.
This low carb, low calorie alternative is the perfect pasta substitute as it closely resembles spaghetti
noodles, per its» name, and easily
absorbs whatever
sauce you put on it.
Cook, stirring frequently, until
sauce is mostly
absorbed and
noodles are well coated, about 3 minutes.
Pour over
noodles and let them
absorb the moisture from the
sauce.
The
noodles weren't just coated in the
sauce, they
absorbed the
sauce and the color!
The
noodles are very light, yet toothsome and satisfying, and
absorb the sweet, salty and toasty flavors of the
sauce.
However one complaint is that the
noodles clump together when cooked and don't
absorb sauce or soup as well as other
noodles, so it takes a lot of effort to mix it up distribute it evenly with a
sauce so that you're not just getting big bites of
noodle.
Let the mixture come to a simmer, cover with a lid (if you don't have one you can use a piece of foil or even a large metal baking sheet), reduce the heat to medium - low, and cook for 15 minutes (stirring once), or until the
noodles are cooked to your liking and almost all of the liquid is
absorbed (there will be a bit left over to create a
sauce).