Soba noodles are from Japan, where Jack and I fell in love with them. Buckwheat flour gives them a delicious nutty flavor and a silky, velvety texture.
Traditional soba is cooked with only buckwheat flour and water, making it simple to create gluten-free soba noodle recipes:
buckwheat, despite its name, has no related to wheat! However, because 100% buckwheat noodles can be delicate and difficult to work with,
soba generally contains a combination of buckwheat and wheat flours.
These are the noodles I generally use (I also enjoy these) - they still have the delicious buckwheat flavor, but they're easier to toss in a soba noodle salad like this one.
If you're gluten-free, go for 100% buckwheat soba (they are amazing!). Both types are widely accessible at Asian markets and the Asian section of ordinary grocery shops.
First, unlike traditional pasta, you must cook your soba in unsalted water.
Make sure not to overcook them. Don't forget to set a kitchen timer to the time specified on the packaging.
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