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Hand pulled noodles are a type of noodle popular in Chinese cuisine, made by stretching and pulling dough into strands of noodles.

Hand pulled noodles can vary in texture, but they are often chewy and have a good amount of bite to them.

Yes, with practice and the right recipe, you can make hand pulled noodles at home.

Yes, cooked hand pulled noodles can be stored in the fridge for a few days. Uncooked noodles can be frozen for longer storage.

Yes, many Asian grocery stores sell fresh or frozen hand pulled noodles.

Yes, hand pulled noodles have a distinct texture and taste that sets them apart from machine-made noodles.

Most hand pulled noodle recipes are vegan, but it depends on the specific recipe.

Making gluten-free hand pulled noodles can be a challenge, as gluten is the protein that gives the noodles their elasticity. However, there are recipes that substitute regular flour with gluten-free options.

Hand pulled noodles are made by kneading flour, water, and sometimes salt into a dough, resting it, and then stretching and pulling it into long, thin strands.

Hand pulled noodles are typically used in soups, stir fry dishes, and hot pot.

High-gluten flour or bread flour is typically used in making hand pulled noodles.

Yes, pulling the dough requires a specific technique of stretching and twisting to form the thin strands of noodle.

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Not necessarily. The cooking time depends on the thickness of the noodles, but usually they cook relatively quickly.

If your hand pulled noodles are too thick, you can continue pulling and stretching them until you reach the desired thinness.

Making hand pulled noodles from scratch can take anywhere from 1 to 2 hours, depending on the recipe and your experience level.