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Peanut Lime Soba Noodle Salad

  • Writer: Anthology of Crumbs
    Anthology of Crumbs
  • Sep 26
  • 1 min read
A bowl that tells two stories at once, bright citrus and creamy peanut, crisp vegetables and tender noodles, all coming together for a meal that feels both refreshing and comforting.
A bowl that tells two stories at once, bright citrus and creamy peanut, crisp vegetables and tender noodles, all coming together for a meal that feels both refreshing and comforting.

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Prepare peanut sauce and set aside.

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Cook soba noodles according to package directions, drain and rinse.

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Heat oil in a wok, sauté peppers and cabbage 5 minutes until softened.

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Add edamame and coconut aminos, cook 3 minutes. Stir in carrots and green onions, cook 1 minute.

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Remove from heat, fold in cilantro and noodles. Season with salt and lime.

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Plate and finish with peanut sauce, peanuts, lime wedges, and optional feta or burrata.

Instructions

1 batch Dreamy Peanut Butter Sauce with Ginger and Lime

4 oz soba noodles

1 Tbsp olive oil

1 red bell pepper (thinly sliced about 2 cups)

1 orange bell pepper (thinly sliced about 2 cups)

1 yellow bell pepper (thinly sliced about 2 cups)

3 cups red or green cabbage (thinly sliced about ½ small head)

1 cup shelled edamame (frozen thawed)

2 Tbsp coconut aminos

2 medium carrots (peeled and julienned about 1 ¾ cups)

4 green onions (thinly sliced about 1 cup)

½ cup cilantro (lightly packed)

fine sea salt

lime wedges (for serving)

chopped peanuts (for serving)

feta or burrata (optional for serving)

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There is a kind of alchemy when peanut butter and lime meet, creamy richness with a spark of brightness, grounding yet uplifting. Tumbled with soba noodles and a scatter of vegetables, this dish feels like something shared outdoors in late summer light, yet it comforts just as easily when carried indoors on a stormy evening. It is a recipe that slips between seasons, always satisfying, always memorable.

Servings :

4

Calories:

Prep Time

20 min

Cooking Time

10 min

Rest Time

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Total Time

30 min

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