Vermicelli, also known as semia, is a thin type of pasta used globally in various cuisines. In Italian cooking, it is finer than spaghetti but thicker than angel hair pasta. In South Asian and East and Southeast Asian cuisines, it can vary from thin to thick and can be made from different types of wheat or rice flours. It is incredibly versatile, used in both sweet and savory dishes. The provided recipe details how to prepare Semia Upma, a flavorful dish that involves sautéing semia with various spices and ingredients. The recipe serves four and provides about 280-320kcal per serving. Continue reading Semia Upma Recipe: Quick and Flavorful South Indian Dish