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Don’t overcomplicate soba. That’s the mistake. Take a cue from this bowl. Chicken, leeks, good broth, and noodles done right. No shortcuts, no hiding. Just clean, honest flavor that hits every time. Check out the link in my bio for the full recipe.

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