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Editor in Chief, Cooking and Food, The New York Times
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Five weeknight dishes: These are the cold noodles of the summer

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By Emily Weinstein Verified, Melissa Clark, Christian Reynoso
| The Press Democrat Verified
By Emily Weinstein Every year, there’s the song of the summer. The drink of the summer. And now, the noodles of the summer. The timing is ideal for these cold peanut ginger noodles from Melissa Clark, streaming as we are toward the Fourth of July and all the barbecues and other hangs that come with it. Melissa makes a powerful case for this dish as a side, but you should also consider it as a main.
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Five Weeknight Dishes: These Are the Cold Noodles of the Summer

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By Emily Weinstein Verified
| Breaking One
Every year, there's the song of the summer. The drink of the summer. And now, the noodles of the summer. The timing is ideal for these cold peanut ginger noodles from Melissa Clark, streaming as we are toward the Fourth of July and all the barbecues and other hangs that come with it. Melissa makes a powerful case for this dish as a side, but you should also consider it as a main.
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These Are the Cold Noodles of the Summer

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By Emily Weinstein Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The timing is ideal for these cold peanut ginger noodles from Melissa Clark, streaming as we are toward the Fourth of July and all the barbecues and other hangs that come with it. Melissa makes a powerful case for this dish as a side, but you should also consider it as a main. The dressing contains a full cup of crunchy peanut butter, which provides protein, though you could also increase the dressing and toss cubes of seared tofu or shreds of rotisserie chicken in with the noodles.
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