Huang Jia makes misua at his shop in Fujian province, eastern China. Photo: Goldthread
Making Fujian misua, China’s longest noodle, is as intense as a workout
- It is made by stretching dough to over 30 metres, which is why some people consider it the longest noodle in China
- Often eaten on birthdays as a symbol of longevity, misua is typically cooked in soup and served with shallot oil, scallions and oysters
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Huang Jia makes misua at his shop in Fujian province, eastern China. Photo: Goldthread