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Fake Thai noodles




has a spicy peanut noodles recipe that is close to Peanut noodles with peanut butter in it. For the spice, I was reminded of the best 


 that my husband got as left-over spoils divided from a potluck. If you remember the see-saw I mentioned some time ago, I was teetering between looking for recipes involving this sauce and giving it away. Some uniform sauces seem very inorganic to me. I will soon find out about it.

I had the noodles. They need more zing. it seems weird adding salt. so may be sugar.  My husband couldnt enjoy the noodles. So I made a sandwich with the mint paste he made and tomatoes. I also made a delayed boiled egg sandwich. I am running out of my tricks here. I learnt the boiled egg sandwich from a friend who also taught me how to make macaroni Indian style.

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