Send Noods: 50 Amazing Noodle Recipes That You Want Right Now
By Chloe Godot and Alice Potter
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Get the noods you really want!
Things are looking hot with Send Noods, a cleverly tantalizing book of 50 noodle recipes that will never fail to whet your appetite.
When your actual DMs are just too cringeworthy and you’d rather have a bowl of ramen to keep you warm at night, turn to the cookbook that really satisfies. Each chapter is organized to help you find your perfect match, from Chapter One: The Little Black Book of Basics, which steers you toward every good ol’ base sauce and broth you’ll ever need, to Chapter Two: Heart Warmers, that always deliver on their comfort-food promises, to Chapter Five: The Hotties, that leave you hungry for more. Go ahead and ogle the piping-hot illustrations of your deepest cravings, including:
- F*boy Fettuccini
- Red Flag Red Sauce
- Looking Fresh Pesto
- How You Doin’ Homemade Italian Sausage
- U Up? Udon
- Sex Is Cool, But Have You Tried My Pho?
- Swipe Right Ramen
- Slide into My DMs Strozzapreti
- Mack on This Mac ‘n’ Cheese
- Dreamboat Arrabiata
Complete with playful illustrations and explicit instructions that make each recipe’s intentions known, Chloe Godot and Alice Potter's Send Noods is the book of hot dishes that will satisfy epicureans in ways unsolicited DMs just never could.
Chloe Godot
Chloe Godot, author of Send Noods: 50 Amazing Noodle Recipes That You Want Right Now, is a writer and cookbook editor. She loves gluten and limbo, though not necessarily in that order. Chloe is an avid traveler and calls Boston, Massachusetts home.
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Send Noods - Chloe Godot
GET THE NOODS YOU REALLY WANT
The phrase send noods
has never looked so good. Why settle for pick-up lines and unsolicited DMs when you can settle into your happy place with something that’s truly hot? Complete with the kind of illustrated noodle pics that you’ll actually fawn over and 50 delicious recipes, there’s a little something here for every appetite. Send Noods is the cookbook that will treat you right.
Follow along this look book of gorgeous, satisfying recipes that span every type. Keep up with your go-tos in Chapter One: The Little Black Book of Basics. This section covers all the old favorites that you go back to time after time, like Check You Out Chicken Broth (here), Red Flag Red Sauce (here), Looking Fresh Pesto (here), and How You Doin’ Homemade Italian Sausage (here).
Move along to Chapter Two, where all your dreams come true with the Heart Warmers. These are the recipes you want to curl up with, like the Mack on this Mac ‘n’ Cheese (here), the Catch Feels Cacio e Pepe (here), and the Cuffing Season Tortellini Alfredo (here). Feel that special glow of affection in every bite.
Chapter Three: The Big Spoon is exactly what it sounds like—the very best noodle soups that you’ll want to hold close, like U Up? Udon (here), Swipe Right Ramen (here), and Fresh Catch for the Apps Fish Stew (here). Fire these up when you’re on the prowl for a hot broth that leaves you feeling loved.
It’s not every day you want what’s good for you. Chapter Four: Too Fit to Quit is the spot where you can lust after some of the healthiest-looking noodle bowls you have ever seen without the flash of panic that comes with joining a spin class. Try the Message in a Bottle Scallops (here), Eggplant Emoji Soba Noodles (here), and the Mirror Selfie Lettuce Wraps (here). Hit these fresh, healthy flavors and never look back.
No book of noods is complete without Chapter Five: The Hotties. They are the ones that leave you hot, bothered, and in need of a cold splash of water—the ones you can’t always handle but dream about anyway. Hot in spice and desire, recipes like F*&#boy Fettuccini (here), Dreamboat Arrabiata (here), and Love at First Swipe Pistachio Rigatoni (here) promise to leave you breathless.
Make the magic happen with any of these 50 infatuating recipes!
HOW TO DATE THIS COOKBOOK
RECIPE FOR HAPPINESS
Swipe right on some hot dishes that are exactly who they say they are. Will you be wishing, hoping, and wondering how to make these recipes work? Nope! What about converting mixed signals and doing confusing mental math to get it just right? Not today. Appearing and disappearing text bubbles!? I. Said. No. These crystal-clear instructions make their intentions known. Hang on every word and go full clinger if you want to! If something doesn’t make sense to you, just wing it, substitute it, or do what you want. No matter what kind of mess you make, these recipes will always love you back.
EMOJIS ARE EVERYTHING
Follow those visual cues! Each recipe features one in a series of smiley faces to indicate the spice level of your dish. The good ol’ winky face is your classic spice level. To call it mild
isn’t doing it justice, because this baby is full of flavor. Step it up to that oh-face and this recipe is a little bit surprising. It’s just a kick of spice to perk you up but always something you can handle. Prepare yourself for the bad boy . Unlike some heartbreakers, this fresh face tells you everything up front. It’s hot as hell, and it’s sure to blow your
