Mai fun: 59 Photos & Videos
Pork Mei Fun (Rice Noodles) photographs
Chow Mei Fun, easy stir fried rice noodles 炒米粉
Chow Mei(Mai) Fun photo frames
Videos
How to Make Pork Mei Fun (Rice Noodles)
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Vegetable Mai Fun Recipe
Behind the Scenes of making Chicken Mai Fun( Shanghai thin Rice noodles)
Chicken Mei Fun photo images
FAQ
Noodles: Mei Fun uses thin rice noodles, while Lo Mein features thicker wheat noodles. Texture: Mei Fun has a soft and silky texture, whereas Lo Mein offers a denser and chewier experience.
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Chow fun and mei fun are both Chinese noodles but the key difference is the thickness of the noodle. Chow fun is wide and thick while mei fun is thin, similar to a vermicelli. Chow fun's hearty texture is better for stir-fries while mei fun is more delicate and best in soups and salads.
Mei fun has a neutral taste—a subtle sweetness, same as white rice, that retracts into the background to allow the flavors of its seasonings or sauces to really shine. Its texture is al dente if reconstituted properly, with a snappy, thread-like bite.
Which noodle dish is generally considered healthier? Generally, mei fun is considered healthier due to its lighter use of oil and sauce and the option for high vegetable content. However, the healthiness of each dish ultimately depends on the specific ingredients and preparation methods used.