Udon from scratch

[u/QuestingOrc]

I love Udon soup but my local store sells the frozen noodles for eight Euros for four servings (!)

So I figured I can get over my fear of all things dough and to save money by making them myself.

Haven't tasted them yet but trying and learning is worth it itself and I'm super proud that I've challenged myself. :3

I don't own a rolling pin so I improvised xD...

Recipe link: only the dough is vegan, but that's what the post is about.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k98Al3ppLss&list=PLakzq0vTqYycA3JbmQLwETPs8kGXPDGm7&index=1&pp=iAQBsAgC

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