How to Make Biang Biang Mian



Hosts Julia Collin Davison and Bridget Lancaster make Biang Biang Mian (Flat Hand-Pulled Noodles) with Chili Oil Vinaigrette.

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  1. My hometown’s XiAn as well and I wanted to thank you for introducing this on your platform! It looks delicious!
    Three suggestions for anyone interested: (1) the dough we use isn’t usually sticky. If you’re resting it for 12 hours in oil then the hydration can be lower- you’ll get more consistent “pulls” this way. It’ll also help if you shape the noodle before you let it rest (2) traditionally you don’t need the sugar (3) oil should be pretty hot when you pour it, maybe around 200F (the chilis didn’t look like they were really sizzling in the video). Take out the peppercorns earlier as they’re more prone to burning and leaving the unpleasant flavor described. Enjoy!!

  2. Why they don't use measured weight such as grams in recipes I don't know, surely they know how imprecise cups and spoons are, especially when you consider the global audience and the difference in measures for cups and spoons outside of the US.

  3. We're expats living in shenzhen and just tried biang biang noodles for the first time at a local shop and its our favorite! Made a video if you want to see what its like 🙂

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