Noodles

Laping (Cold Starch Noodle Salad)

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Tibet, China

Laping, cold mung-bean starch noodles cut into strips and dressed with chilli oil, is a named Tibetan street dish sold from stalls across the plateau.

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Laping, cold mung-bean starch noodles cut into strips and dressed with chilli oil, is a named Tibetan street dish sold from stalls across the plateau.

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Lhasa street vendors cut yellow starch strips to order and dress them with chilli oil and vinegar; eat immediately before they toughen.

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Tibet, China

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