Vermicelli with clams and ponzu( SERVES 4 ) 23/2/2012 see more recipes byAmanda Laird Your Rating: Ratings: No ratings yet Make a Comment Add to Favourites 0 RELATED RECIPES left Noodle Salad with Toasted Sesame Seeds Chilli pork noodles Chicken noodle soup Chilli pork noodles Beef and Bean Thread Vermicelli Noodle Stir-fry Rice wraps with prawns and lettuce Rice paper rolls filled with prawns and Asian herbs Chicken vermicelli salad Seafood noodles right Print Ingredients (You can click on ingredients to see more related recipes) 1 packet Vermicelli 1 Water, (boiling) 1½ kg Clams 200 ml White wine 1 Baby onion, (sliced) 1 Lemon, (halved) 1 tsp Coriander seeds, (crushed) 1 to serve Fresh coriander Ponzu sauce ⅓ cup Mirin 500 ml Soy sauce ½ cup Rice wine vinegar 1 cup Lemon juice 25 g Dried bonito flakes, (plus extra to serve with the noodles) 3 pieces Seaweed, (dried, kombu) + Add to shopping list Directions Remove the vermicelli from the packet. Remove the strings if any, then put into a large bowl and cover with boiling water. Using a pair of tongs in one hand, cut the noodles with scissors. Drain when soft. Clean the clams then put into a saucepan with the wine, onion, lemon and coriander seeds. Cover with a lid and bring to a boil. They will be cooked in approximately 3 minutes. Drain, reserve 1 cup of liquid and add with the clams to the vermicelli To make the ponzu sauce: simmer all the ingredients, then strain. Serve the noodles with the clams and spoon over the ponzu according to taste. Add fresh coriander and extra bonito flakes. Wine Match This dish is best matched with Cabernet Sauvignon $ VIEW DEAL SPONSORED CONTENT Related Recipes Seafood noodles This fragrant dish is perfect on a warm evening, served with your favourite white wine. 1 Chicken and vermicelli noodle soup Crush garlic, peel and chop finely. Place in a saucepan with lemon grass, ginger and laksa paste. Mix to combine. ; Add hot... Snapper on a bed of vermicelli Cook the pasta in boiling salted water for 8-10 minutes or according to packet instructions, until just tender to the bite.... 1 Comments You must login to add a comment + Submit Comment Load More
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