Pulled noodles

How to make biang biang mian at home! Making your own hand pulled, hand torn noodles is easier than you think. This recipe shows you how to make chewy, wide noodles from scratch.

These hand-pulled noodles are addictively chewy, bouncy, and SO easy to make! With the right techniques, you'll be making homemade noodles and question why you ever bought them from the store. Yep, they're THAT good!

These freshly made hand-pulled noodles are springy and meaty, with a chewy mouthfeel that you’ll never get from dried noodles.

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Hand-pulled noodles (la mian 拉面) are springy, chewy and delicious traditional homemade noodles that are rolled and stretched into long strips.

After thinking about these noodles for YEARS, I finally attempt to make a homemade version of Chinese-style #handpulled #noodles. These are the noodles that ...

Hand-pulled noodles are notoriously difficult to make, let alone master. But with the help of science (and some nutritional yeast), they're easy to make at home.

Chinese Food- Lanzhou Hand-Pulled Noodles

The pleasantly chewy texture of these long Chinese noodles is part of the allure, as is the artful practice of delicately pulling the fresh wheat dough to create the strands. Hand-pulling noodles, or la mian, is a technique that has been passed from generation to generation, and the results cannot be replicated with a machine. With just bread flour, water and salt, a streamlined recipe, and a little patience, you really can make these fresh noodles at home. Using a high-gluten flour like…