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Noodles of Asia

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Oxford Companion to Food

By Alan Davidson

Published 2014

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These (including those of China and Japan, dealt with below) present an interesting pattern.

One salient point is the relative lack of noodles in the Indian subcontinent. It is hard to explain this on a simple basis such as lack of suitable cereal crops in the subcontinent, since noodles can be made from so many different and basic ingredients. The phenomenon seems to be more of a historical one. It may be that the kitchen territory which might have been occupied by noodles of certain kinds was already devoted to dishes in the dal category. There is, however, one kind of Indian noodle which has achieved a moderate degree of prominence; see sev, seviyan.

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