
I didn't notice much difference in taste or texture and bought these because they were a bit thicker and I wanted some variety.
I was looking for a low to no carb meal and a quick one, so I made some chicken soup and it was good, not stellar but filled me up on a cold rainy day.
1 package yam or shiritaki noodles
4 ounces cooked ground chicken
2 cups Chicken broth
1 package yam or shiritaki noodles
4 ounces cooked ground chicken
2 cups Chicken broth
I chose the ground chicken because I had it in the freezer and wanted to use it up. Cooked, cubed chicken would be just fine. I used chicken broth in a box, but homemade would be best, I don't always have homemade in my freezer though. Any kind of cooked vegetable would be great thrown in, but like I said, I was really, really hungry and needed food fast.
End result:
I will make it again, but allow myself a little time so I can add some more ingredients. Chopped green onion, slivered jalapenos and basil, maybe some sliced carrots, almost anything and it will become almost pho-like.
What was the breakdown?
Calories: 190
Protein: 27 grams
Fat:8 grams
Protein: 27 grams
Fat:8 grams
Carbs: 7 grams
Basically the noodles are free food, hardly any calories or carbs...
Well, although I cannot find shiritaki pasta here in Barcelona, I have found yam noodles, but they are very expensive: $3.50 for a package the size of the one in your photo up above. How much do you pay there?
ReplyDelete$1.29 to $1.99 depending on the brand. Sorry kiddo!
ReplyDeleteOK, Kristy; I've had this shirataki pasta in my cupboard for a couple months now, and I am determined to finally use it. But I'm a bit worried about doing so, as I'm afraid I might end up making something tasteless, or worse. Now that you've gathered some experience with it, can you tell me which is your favorite recipe including shirataki noodles? Thanks!
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