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		<title>By: Ryan</title>
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		<description>You can get two types of tempura patties at the deli there.  One is different slivered vegies and the other is mass of little shrimp.  Sometimes you can get a veggi/shrimp combo.  Sarah and I warm these up in the oven and put on top of home-made udon. so good!  

udon tip: buy Sanuki udon if you can pick it out.  It's a little different from traditional udon, which is meant to be cooked until very soft.  Sanuki udon is meant to be cooked a *little* al dente.  Rather than the big fat slick noodle you get at most area restaurants, you'll get something a little more ropey, and with more flavor.</description>
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<p>udon tip: buy Sanuki udon if you can pick it out.  It&#8217;s a little different from traditional udon, which is meant to be cooked until very soft.  Sanuki udon is meant to be cooked a *little* al dente.  Rather than the big fat slick noodle you get at most area restaurants, you&#8217;ll get something a little more ropey, and with more flavor.</p>
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