He could not recall anything much of those very early years beyond the residual traces of a boy being allowed to take periodic breaks from bringing bowls of noodles to the tables of his parents' customers.
Never learned to cook anything but noodles from my parents' restaurant and my brothers' noodle stands.
Being with noodles so long no doubt loosened this compact tissue of brain into something quite slimy.
No, he shouldn't be with this chain gang of prisoners going to the warden's home, dragging the noodles that bound them, asking for him to remove them.
He had once gotten out of noodles--Noodles stirred in a wok or alive, like worms, in a vat.
He knew that after what he saw he should not want anything more from his life than the noodles that sustained him and yet he did.
Certainly if his gray matter made him innately exceptional, his noodles made him less than ordinary.
The very fine noodles are generally served with soup and the broad or medium-sized ones served with brown butter Germans usually serve with a dish of noodles, either stewed, dried prunes, or stewed raisins.
The "German hausfrau" usually serves stewed prunes or raisins with a dish of noodles or macaroni.
Potatoes, carrots and green peppers cooked until tender and cut into small pieces or narrow strips are usually sprinkled over the dish when served, and noodles may be arranged in a border upon the platter.
Noodles must be watched, and coddled most carefully, if they hoped to carry him with them over the line in time to claim the glorious trophy.
And when they took some sticks, and scraped the worst of the sticky mess off his face, Noodles promised to be a sight indeed.
So Noodles made a grand big omelette, using sixteen eggs for the same, and the two frying pans that had been strapped, one to each pack of a couple of scouts.
Possibly his uneasy conscience reproached him for having thrust out his foot in the way he did, and sending poor Noodles headlong to his fate.
Fritz in turn was muttering, for he had been dreadfully alarmed when he saw poor Noodles vanish from view in such a hasty fashion.
When the march was resumed--and Paul hastened matters as much as he could in reason--Noodles and Eben insisted on asking many questions as to just how they had found the balloonist.
As it was a case of too many cooks spoiling the broth, one boy suggested a certain plan, only to have a second advanced as a better method of getting Noodles out of his unpleasant predicament.
In due time, therefore, they came in sight of the place where Eben and Noodleshad been left.
Of course they made it without any more trouble than Noodles giving a last try at the friendly mud, as though wanting to really find out whether it did have any bottom down below or not.
Twice already had Noodles made a slip, and gone in knee-deep, to be dragged out by some of his comrades.
In general if any feed can be felt in the craw, no noodlesare given until the next feeding time.
The mouth of the goose is forced open and the noodles are put in, one at a time, and worked down by using the fingers on the outside of the neck.
A supply ofnoodles is made which will last for 2 or 3 days' feeding.
When cooked the noodles are dipped in cold water and then rolled in flour to keep them from sticking together.
The noodles are made of scalded corn meal, ground oats, ground barley and ground wheat or wheat flour, using equal parts of each.
Just before feeding, hot water is poured over the noodles to make them warm and slippery.
Into a well greased casserole put alternate layers of noodles and ham.
Beat eggs with the milk and pour over noodles and ham.
Strain, reheat, season to taste, and cook a handful of noodles in the soup until tender.
Season to taste, and cook in it noodles made according to directions given elsewhere.
Then add another layer of noodlesand proceed as before, until all are used up.
Prepare thenoodles as above, and cook in boiling salted-water from twenty to twenty-five minutes.
Have ready a tomato sauce, stir the noodlesinto it, turn into a baking dish, sprinkle well with grated Parmesan cheese and brown in a quick oven.
Put two ounces and a half of noodles in a pint of boiling milk and cook until stiff like mush.
I had wan, wanst, an' she got so she put noodles in me tay,' I says.
I don't believe 'tis a food, though whin me frind Schwartzmeister makes a cocktail all it needs is a few noodles to look like a biled dinner.
I suddenly realized that the last statement was wholly untrue, and to cover my confusion I shoved the remaining bowl of noodles at her.
The noodleswere greasy and had a curious taste, but they were hot, and I ate all of one bowl before Miellyn stirred and whimpered and put up one hand, with a little clinking of chains, to her hair.
I dumped Miellyn on a couch and sent the frowsy waiter for two bowls of noodles and coffee, handed him a few extra coins, and told him to leave us alone.
Fry bread crumbs in butter a light brown and turn them over the noodles and serve.
These noodles can be fried in grease instead by cutting the sheets into strips two inches wide and four inches long, and dropping them into hot grease.
Pour over the chicken and noodles and bake in a hot oven for twenty-five minutes.
Heat slowly to the boiling point and cook until the celery and cabbage are tender and then make a border around a large hot platter of cooked noodles and lift on the chop suey.
Lay the chicken on the noodles and then thicken the broth slightly, adding One tablespoon of minced parsley, One tablespoon of minced onion.
To serve, place a border of cooked noodlesaround the edge of a large platter and then lift the mutton curry in the centre and garnish with finely chopped parsley.
Lift the cooked noodlesinto a baking or casserole dish.
To the clear soup may be added macaroni, noodles or any vegetables.
Noodles may be made up and kept for some time in the refrigerator.
Heat the stock to boiling, add the seasonings and the noodles and cook until done.
Can't Buschman prepare better noodles than your cleverest cook?
With busy haste he took the kettle, which the soldiers had dragged near, ran to the neighboring market and bought a groschen worth of lard to make the noodles savory, then hastened back to cut the bacon and mix it with the noodles.
The soldiers looked up from the tin plates, in which the noodles were swimming.
It would be horrible not to have noodles this evening," said Fritz Kober, furiously.
We want you to cook noodles for us, Buschman; every man pays a groschen, and eats to his heart's content.
Give me your spoon; but listen, I can tell you, if the noodles are not good, I shall be angry.
The balls may take our heads off to-morrow, and we never could eat Charles Henry's noodles again.
We must eat noodles to-day, and we must have wood, even if we have to steal it from the devil's kitchen.
Noodles may be dried thoroughly and stored in jars or close-covered box, almost indefinitely; but will require a much longer cooking.
Add noodlesto boiling consommA(C) and boil rapidly, stirring occasionally with a fork, for 10 to 20 m.
Noodles may be cooked in boiling salted water, drained and added to soup, or cooked for 5 m.
At the head of the price-list appeared "tempura" (noodles served with shrimp fried in batter).
One certain night, while I was strolling about a street named Omachi, I happened to notice a sign of noodles below of which was annotated "Tokyo" in the house next to the post office.
In the next class again there was written: "When one eats tempura noodles it makes him drawl nonsense.
When the night was cold, she would secretly buy some noodle powder, and bring all unawares hot noodle gruel to my bed; or sometimes she would even buy a bowl of steaming noodles from the peddler.
Another of the chap-book histories of noodles is that of Simple John and his Twelve Misfortunes, an imitation of Simple Simon; it was still popular amongst the rustics of Scotland fifty years ago.
A party of noodles are substituted for the husband and wife in a Turkish version of the tale, in the History of the Forty Vazirs.
What you ate in the belief that they were eels and crabs," said his wife, "were nothing but toads and tadpoles, and the birthdaynoodles were poisonous worms and centipedes.
With that she placed a great dish before him, filled with noodles that looked like threads of silver, mingled with fat meat, and spiced with fragrant mushrooms.
Let cook three hours and strain; then boil up; add fine noodles and let cook ten minutes.
Boil some fine noodlesin salted water for ten minutes; let drain.
Fill with the noodles and pour over some melted butter.
Boil finely cut noodles in salted water drain and mix with the yolks of 5 eggs, 1/2 cup of raisins, sugar, cinnamon, and grated lemon peel to taste.
Fill casserole with alternate layers: noodles mazzarella cheese cottage cheese meat sauce parmesan cheese End with meat sauce and parmesan cheese.
Cook noodles in water with a little oil about 15 minutes (until tender).
For a plate of noodles soup, Becky, they can have all their mullagatawny!
Izzy, them noodles I made only on your account; in the city you don't get 'em like that, huh?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "noodles" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
