B. Write to me via email and I'll walk you through the process. I didn't know how to do it correctly when I wrote the noodle soup book but learned in Japan from a master. It's not hard to do, and if you can get a rabbi to approve the process, there's no reason you can't do it at home and make it kosher. Ken
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