Egg noodles, or egg pasta, are any sort of pasta made with raw egg in the dough.
In Italy, egg pasta is a staple dish and has dozens of recognized varieties. Some of the best known are:
Egg noodles are also made in East Asia, though with somewhat less frequency than in Italy. Notable types include:
  • Chinese jīdàn miàn, made with wheat flour and eggs. Cantonese-style egg noodles are thin and springy.
  • Some Japanese ramen noodles include egg, though it is fairly uncommon
  • Korean janchi guksu is sometimes made with a small amount of egg in the dough.
  • In Singapore and Malaysia, mee pok is a flat egg noodle used in Chinese-influenced cuisine.

Categories: Pasta Staple food
Characteristic of: Italian cuisine
Contains: Egg
Subcategories: Tajarinit
Contains, including ancestors: Wheat
Also known as:
English: egg pasta
Wikidata ID: Q192874
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