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Ingredients
Stir-Fried Vermicelli with Garlic and Scallions. It's one of my go to side dishes to make. Fill them with mashed potatoes or sour kraut! Vermicelli is very fine, long strands of pasta - like a skinny spaghetti - often used in soups.
Instructions
The name means 'little worms' in Italian (though in America, it is described more ethereally 'angel hair' pasta). It is available fresh or dried. Fideo is a type of short vermicelli pasta, originally produced in Europe. Vermicelli is a type of fine pasta that is similar to spaghetti. The pasta features long rounded pasta strands that tend to be slightly thinner than spaghetti In Japanese cuisine, these cellophane noodles may be made from potato starch, while the Korean version is often made from sweet potato starch.
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