Cold spicy peanut noodles are perfect for a hot summer night. Our recipe is made with rice noodles (no stove required!), a fiery sauce, and a fresh side of vinegary cucumbers. Served chilled, this is a delicious summer savior.
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Welcome to Travel Cook Repeat – a place where travel meets food. We are Justin and Sarah – home cooks who love to travel and love to eat.