KnottyBetaWolf

Noodle Wiki In 2002,[6]archaeologists found an earthenware bowl containing the world's oldest known noodles, measured to roughly 4000 yearsBPthrough radiocarbon dating, at theLajia archaeological sitealong theYellow RiverinChina.[6][7]The noodles were found well-preserved.[6][8]They were described as resembling the traditionallamiannoodle of China, which is made by "repeatedly pulling and stretching the dough by hand."[7]The composition of the oldest noodles was studied by a team of Chinese researchers, who determined the noodles were made fromfoxtail milletandbroomcorn millet.[6][7][8][9] The earliest written record of noodles is found in a book dated to theEastern Hanperiod (25–220) of China.[8]Noodles, often made from wheat dough, became a staple food for people of theHan Dynasty(206 BCE - 220 CE).[10]In Tang Dynasty, the noodles were first cut into strips, and in Yuan Dynasty, the making of dried noodles began. It is also noted that the Chinese presented Marco Polo with noodles during his exploration.

I had to revert to the "Lite" version of Optifine to get it work again... but it does work

I got to thinking today about grain preservation. With the new drying racks in Build 79, how about the creation of noodles? Break up a 160oz dough into smaller pieces, and hang it on the drying rack. To reconstitute it and eat it, put dried noodles, a bucket of salt water and a ceramic bowl together to get a bowl of noodles. Cook the bowl in a firepit to get a bowl of cooked noodles which are finally edible. Eat the bowl as is, or put into the cooking table in the salad/meal tab to make meals. The decay of the dried noodles should be very low. A sacrifice of the dried noodles is the grain can't be used for feeding animals or crafting into breads, and also require more work to eventually use. But it had a very long shelf life and uses resources to be able to make (bowls, yarn to dry)

I got to thinking today about grain preservation. With the new drying racks in Build 79, how about the creation of noodles? Break up a 160oz dough into smaller pieces, and hang it on the drying rack. To reconstitute it and eat it, put dried noodles, a bucket of salt water and a ceramic bowl together to get a bowl of noodles. Cook the bowl in a firepit to get a bowl of cooked noodles which are finally edible. Eat the bowl as is, or put into the cooking table in the salad/meal tab to make meals. The decay of the dried noodles should be very low. A sacrifice of the dried noodles is the grain can't be used for feeding animals or crafting into breads, and also require more work to eventually use. But it had a very long shelf life and uses resources to be able to make (bowls, yarn to dry)

Full Name: James Time-Zone: Eastern US Skype: yes or no? Yes Ingame Name: KnottyBetaWolf Age: 38 Experience with Minecraft: I've been playing vanilla MC since 1.6 Experience with TFC: about 2 months, I've played quite a few SP maps Why you wish to join: It would be great to play along with others and share my experiences and playstyles

That would be fun, I'm game as well!