There has been some confusion in the marketplace about what a yam noodle is and if it is similar to Shirataki Miracle Noodles.. For more information on what a yam noodle is go to the following link.
Congratulations to Thomas Bergel for winning the recipe contest from our facebook page!!
He wins 3 months supply of Miracle Noodles!!!
Here is his recipe
MIRACLE NOODLE ANGEL HAIR PASTA WITH CREAMY PUMPKIN SAUCE AND TOASTED WALNUTS
At first glance you may question the use of Pumpkin but it’s actually a very traditional Italian recipe and I think it’s tastier than Tomato sauce. I have also co…oked a Butternut squash and pureed it and used it in place of the pumpkin.
2 Packages (14oz) Miracle noodle angel hair pasta
1 Can (15oz) solid-pack pumpkin
1 Cup (8oz) vegetable broth
1 Tsp sage
1 Tsp Garlic powder
½ Tsp Onion powder
Salt & Pepper to taste
½ Cup chopped toasted walnuts
Toast walnuts in a frying pan or bake at 300 degrees for 15 minutes.
In a sauce pan combine pumpkin, broth, sage, garlic & onion powder. Cook on medium heat until smooth and hot.
Season with salt & pepper.
If sauce is too thick, add a little more broth.
Rinse Miracle Noodle angel hair pasta well in a colander and par-boil 1 minute.
Add sauce to the pasta and toss. Serve sprinkled with the toasted walnuts.
Our 10% sale continues until Nov 23rd. Use
coupon code – nov10
We are thrilled to announce our newest product today.
Our President, Jonathan wanted to get it just right,
so we have been testing and enjoying it for the last
few months.
Do you know how it feels to want to tell someone
something but had to wait for the right time?
We are bursting with excitement to tell you!!
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INTRODUCING MIRACLE RICE
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When we introduced our Fettuccini, we had come to the
point where we had successfully duplicated just about
every pasta recipe we wanted to.
It was then that we decided that a Rice substitute
would be amazing.
When we had our test samples – we w ere blown away at
how versatile the rice way.
I made a delicious miracle rice pudding dessert first.
Then Susan followed with a Chicken and Miracle Rice Soup.
dinner. The Rice works well as a rice, orzo, or pastini.
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We already have some ideas on how to use Miracle Rice
during Thanksgiving! Adding Guilt Free to Thanksgiving
Now that is a Miracle!!
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It is up at the website at
http://miraclenoodle.com/miracle-noodle-products-new.html#Rice
It is available in 10,20,30 packages.
Also for those who like our variety packs, we have made a
smaller package of a Miracle Dozen. 4 packs of Rice,
4 packs of Fettuccini and 4 packs of Angel Hair.
Now comes our absolute favorite par t. Getting to hear your
opinions, recipes, and unique uses. Miracle Noodlers come
up with the most amazing uses for our noodles that our favorite
part of the day comes when we sit around and every get to hear
the emails that come in from all over the world about how
people are eating our noodles.
Never had Low Calorie been so Guilt-free!
Warm Regards,
Jill and the rest of the Miracle Noodle Team
(Jonathan, Andrea, Susan, Lewis, Quyen, Steve, and Jim)
P.S. Remember our coupon code – nov10 for 10% off all noodles!!
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Recipes for low-carb, low-cost Japanese noodles
11:04 AM CDT on Tuesday, September 15, 2009
By RORI HARRINGTON / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News
Cutting back on expenses doesn’t have to mean buying unhealthy meals. Shirataki noodles are a low-carb, low-cost way to stay full and frugal.
Translucent shirataki noodles are made from the powdered root of the Asian konjac yam. They are high in fiber with virtually no carbohydrates.
Shirataki noodles are available locally at Roy’s Natural Market, Kazy’s Gourmet Shop and Central Market Plano, and cost $1.99 to $3.99.
The nearly flavorless noodles come in several styles. Roy’s Natural Market offers the spaghetti and fettuccine varieties. Orzo shirataki noodles are sold at Central Market Plano. The noodles absorb flavor from sauces or spices, making them a versatile kitchen staple.
Preparing shirataki noodles is quick and easy. No cooking is required. The Miracle Noodle Web site recommends draining the package and rinsing noodles in a strainer for a couple of minutes. Add a sauce or put the noodles in soup, and the meal is prepared.
The angel hair shirataki noodles available at www.miraclenoodle.com provide no carbohydrates or calories and 2.5 grams of fiber per 3-ounce serving.
According to the Mayo Clinic, fiber aids in weight loss, controls blood sugar levels and reduces blood cholesterol levels. The American Dietetic Association reports that the average American consumes less than half the recommended amount of fiber per day.
The National Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Medicine recommends 25 grams of fiber per day for women 50 and younger, 21 grams for women 51 and older. Men 50 and younger should consume 38 grams per day; men 51 and older should aim for 30 grams.
E-mail healthyliving@dallasnews.com
Mini-Pearls With Parsley and Lemon Zest
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Drain and rinse the pearls well; transfer to a serving bowl. Add the oil and remaining ingredients and toss to combine flavors. Spoon ¾ cup onto each of 4 dinner plates and top with the chicken dish of your choice. Makes 4 servings.
Pasta With Roasted Peppers and Broccoli
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Warm the oil and red pepper flakes over medium heat for two minutes. Add the broccoli and sauté for 2-3 minutes. Add ½ cup water and cover. Cook broccoli until tender-crisp, about 3 minutes.
Toss the pasta with diced peppers. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Pour the broccoli over pasta, sprinkle with parmesan cheese and serve. Makes 6 servings.
As an update, I am now down 65.0 lbs in 96 days of Dieting. I think the Miracle Noodle has been the right compliment for my diet.
Alan, Arizona
Since getting my first order of Angel Hair, I have put them in soups, had them with homemade Spaghetti Sauce, with Stir-Fry and with Grilled Veggies and some kind of protein. I use fresh squeezed lemon and Balsamic Vinegar on the Miracle Noodles before draping the Veggies and Fish, Chicken, Seafood or Beef. They were especally good with Grilled Herb and Garlic Lamb Chops. I purchased the variety pack and have been trying to implement them the same. Some of the Noodle shapes are as tough to eat with a fork as peas, they just don’t cooperate too well. I have basically given up one of my two starches allowed on my Diet Plan per day and substituted the Miracle Noodles for the starch. I have lost 52.2 pounds in 65 days. It would appear that the Miracle Noodles helped get me around the proverbial “Plateau” in my Diet Plan. I plan to take several packages with me on our two week Island Vacation to St Maarten in May. Preparing the Noodles is a snap. I just yesterday signed for the 20 order pack every month, and hope that will be enough to keep me supplied. Now if I could only find a good bread substitute, this Lifestyle Change would be easy.
Alan, Arizona
This is my third order of Miracle Noodles. I ordered the variety pack last time, but I like the Angel Hair the best. The products have helped in my Diet Plan as I have lost 50 pounds in 64 days. The product has been a great substitute for pasta and potatos.
Alan-Arizona
