Did you know these Korean Black Bean Noodles are over 100 years old? Introduced to Korea in the late 19th century by Chinese workers, these noodles are sticky, thick and saucy, and the perfect bowl of comfort that you’ve been missing.The dish centres around the fermented black bean paste which is the savoury umami bomb that lends SO much flavour and the distinctive black colour. Make sure to check out the recipe below!
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Frying pan or wok | Kettle boiled