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    Home » Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner » Lunch and Dinner

    Published: Dec 12, 2016 · Modified: Jan 21, 2022 by Anthea

    Summery soba noodles

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    4 from 2 votes

    Summery Soba Noodle bowls packed with fresh vegetables and fruit. This is a light and refreshing lunch for the warmer seasons.


    The first time I tried soba noodles was in a Japanese restaurant with my family. The noodles were served to us cold and with a dipping sauce. It was such a weird experience as we were used to hot and saucy noodles like spaghetti bolognaise or alfredo.

    Since it's summer, it's the perfect time to embrace cooler foods such as soba noodles. They are light, refreshing and are healthy... everything I want for summer.

    I paired the noodles with summery fruits such as juicy mango and nectarine pieces. I've been really busy recently and haven't been eating well so I wanted to add as many vegetables as possible into this dish. To complement the soft noodles, I added some crunchy sugar snap peas and corn kernels.

    If you don't have a spiraliser, you can make the zoodles with a mandolin slicer. Note that using a mandolin slicer will take a little longer and your noodles will be straight rather than curly! Alternatively, you can use a grater which will turn your zuchinni into little pieces. Orrr... you can just skip the zoodles and stick with the soba noodles!

    The creamy avocado and zesty sauce brought some subtle richness to the noodles and made the dish so satiating. Healthy food doesn't have to be bland and boring - just remember to add lots of flavour to it!

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    4 from 2 votes

    Summery soba noodles

    Summery Soba Noodle bowls packed with fresh vegetables and fruit. This is a light and refreshing lunch for the warmer seasons.
    Prep Time15 mins
    Cook Time10 mins
    Total Time25 mins
    Cuisine: Vegan
    Servings: 2
    Author: Anthea

    Ingredients

    Noodles

    • 2 small bunches of buckwheat soba noodles, gluten-free if needed
    • 2 medium-sized zuchinnis
    • 1 corn on the cob
    • Large handful of sugar snap peas
    • 2 mango cheeks, with skin on
    • 1 avocado
    • 1 white or yellow nectarine

    Sauce

    • 2 tbsp tahini
    • 1 tbsp soy sauce, tamari or coconut aminos
    • Dash of rice wine vinegar or apple cider vinegar
    • Dash of water

    Instructions

    • Cook soba noodles according to packet instructions. Drain, rinse and place in a large bowl.
    • Spiralise zucchinis using spiraliser, mandolin slicer or grater. Add to noodles.
    • Boil corn on the cob then simmer until cooked. Use a knife with 'teeth' to cut off kernels and add to noodles.
    • Use a large spoon to scoop the flesh out of the mango cheeks. Julienne the mango flesh to make 'noodles' and add to noodles.
    • Slice avocado and nectarine. Set aside
    • For the sauce, mix all ingredients in a small bowl until combined. Add to noodles and mix until all ingredients are combined.
    • Separate noodles onto two plates. Arrange avocado and nectarine on top and serve.
    Did you Make this Recipe?Rate it & leave your feedback in the comments section below, or tag @rainbownourishments on Instagram and hashtag #rainbownourishments!
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    1. HEATHER says

      June 09, 2020 at 4:15 am

      4 stars
      I made this today and left out the mango but added some savoy cabbage slides. It turned out really well. I did modify the sauce to add a few sprinkles of salt and garlic powder, plus a small dollop of maple syrup. I also added the zucchini noodles and snap peas on top of the boiling noodles in the last minute just to get them a little softer. I didn't want them fully raw in my dish. Overall, it was a good flavor and really simple to put together. Took about 20 minutes from start to finish. I will save it to make again. Next time I will allow the soba noodles to cool more before pulling things together as they were too hot. This might also be good with some bell peppers or cherry tomatoes.

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    2. Rosenoisettes says

      December 13, 2016 at 1:39 am

      They look very delicious and tasty!

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      • Anthea says

        December 13, 2016 at 2:09 am

        Thank you! Sending you lots of noodles and love xo

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