As someone suggested, I found my Udon noodles in the refrigerated (produce)
section of an Albertsons (Thanks for the tip) so I made my Emeril's Cold
Noodle Salad last night. Couldn't find the black sesame seeds it called for
but I'll check the Asian market next time I'm there.

It was very good and I plan to put it on my cook-out menu in the future.
Only trouble is, I have no idea how to pronounce Udon. Can anyone help me
out here?

TIA

Renee

"Renee" > wrote in message
...

> Only trouble is, I have no idea how to pronounce Udon.
> Can anyone help me out here?

Oo-don ("don" like "Donald").

Good stuff, noodles ... udon, soba, ramen. Don't forget to slurp; it really
does enhance the flavor.
-j
(who spent a week in Kyoto in July)

Renee wrote:

> Only trouble is, I have no idea how to pronounce Udon. Can anyone help me
> out here?

OO-don.

Bob

In article >, "Renee"
> wrote:
>I have no idea how to pronounce Udon. Can anyone help me out here?
> Renee

OOO-don, not YOU-don.
--
-Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 8/3/05 New York-Vermont tab (a
couple pictures added to the 7/29 note on 8/5)

Melba's Jammin' said:
> "Renee" > wrote:

>>I have no idea how to pronounce Udon. Can anyone help me out here?

> OOO-don, not YOU-don.

as in? ...<joke>

Researchers have concluded that there are only 4 basic types of
female orgasms:

1 - The "Positive" orgasm - Oh Yes, oh YES!....OHH...YES!!
2 - The "Negative" orgasm - Oh No, oh NO!......OHH...NO!!!
3 - The "Religious" orgasm - Oh God, Oh GOD!.....OHH...GOD!!!!
4 - The "Fake" orgasm - Oh Don, Oh Don!....OHH...DON!!!!!

</joke> (insert name of choice, of course!)


OK, which is it?

"oh" (see above)

or

"ew". As in "ew-w-w-w-w" Which isn't the same as the previously
noted "you".

--
So if you meet me, have some courtesy,
have some sympathy, and some taste.
Use all your well-learned politesse,
or I'll lay your soul to waste.

On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 10:13:20 GMT, Renee wrote:

> As someone suggested, I found my Udon noodles in the refrigerated (produce)
> section of an Albertsons (Thanks for the tip) so I made my Emeril's Cold
> Noodle Salad last night. Couldn't find the black sesame seeds it called for
> but I'll check the Asian market next time I'm there.
>
that will work, also try the spice rack in your local green market.

> It was very good and I plan to put it on my cook-out menu in the future.
> Only trouble is, I have no idea how to pronounce Udon. Can anyone help me
> out here?
>
The u is pronounced like the oo in noodle (zoo and boo).