How the Hand-Ripped Noodles Are Made at Xi’an Famous Foods | From The Test Kitchen | Bon Appétit


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Join Jason Wang, CEO of Xi’an Famous Foods, in the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen as he prepares hand-ripped noodles with Pork …

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  1. Archie
    Archie says:

    I've never heard of this guy until now, and I could tell halfway through this video that he is one of those persons that rarely has a dish not come out perfect. That's what I aspire to, but I'm definitely not there, yet.

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  2. Enrique Santiago
    Enrique Santiago says:

    I am unsubscribing now upon realization that you have a paywall on your website. Farewell BA, you have been a good tool for beginner cooks like me, but having subscription on your website seals the deal. I hope you crash and burn. Bye.

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  3. Lee ST
    Lee ST says:

    Jason, would be nice if your t-shirt is imprinted with the word "biang" (for biang biang noodles). This is one of the most complex and artistic Chinese word 👍👍

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  4. DigitalAudioTape
    DigitalAudioTape says:

    Xi'an Famous Foods is great. I eat at their NYC restaurants often and I always take visiting family and friends there.

    I highly recommend visiting Xi'an Famous Foods if you cizitn NYC. They have a good number of locations so fairly easy to visit.

    My personal favorite order right now is the NS1, the soup version of the Spicy Cumin Lamb noodles 🍜.

    Jason is a great spokesperson. He made this recipe and noodle pulling look easy. He knocked this video out of the park.

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  5. Craig Shifflett
    Craig Shifflett says:

    It's been over 20 years since I was in Xi'an but I still remember how great the food was and glad to see this this morning. I may not be over the dumpling barrage, however.

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  6. txt lz
    txt lz says:

    I used to get this all the time with a friend during covid times at different locations, which all ended up tasting exactly the same. haven't had it since

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