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Monkeyboi2k3
United States175 Posts
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alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
On April 26 2010 00:34 decafchicken wrote: I learned so much wisdom from this thread...every time i make ramen for someone or somewhere else and i drop in egg, cheese, tuna, soy sauce, etc. people flip out and are like WTF EGG? NO. then once they taste it they never go back. cheese.? | ||
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jgad
Canada899 Posts
On April 25 2010 02:05 Fen wrote: I know im the asshole in this thread, but those two alone also equals well over your daily intake of sodium for one day. Dont do it often! For the person who eats a pack of those noodles every day, fix your diet. You're going to be getting waaay to much sodium in your diet. I also enjoy ramen, but you gotta treat like you would chocolate or soft drink. Something for every now and then, but not every day. Kinda goes without saying. I think of it more like a bag of Doritos or crisps - not so much food as it is just a salty, starchy snack. You could put an egg and onion on a bowl of crisps too, but at the end of the day it's not exactly dinner. For the salt, it really depends on the person. If you're overweight and your blood pressure is high, then yeah, instant ramen is like begging the gods for pain. If you've got low blood pressure, though, then you almost need a certain amount of salt every day. Not that a pack of ramen isn't excessive, but it's not SO excessive if you're not getting a lot of salt from anything else in the rest of your day. I still wouldn't eat it as dinner every day, mind. | ||
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Nal_rAwr
United States2611 Posts
On April 25 2010 17:32 littlehearts wrote: lol, making ramen is an art passed down family to family. lol this is true you usually learn to make ramen by watching your parents make it | ||
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DragonDefonce
United States790 Posts
On April 26 2010 01:14 jgad wrote: Kinda goes without saying. I think of it more like a bag of Doritos or crisps - not so much food as it is just a salty, starchy snack. You could put an egg and onion on a bowl of crisps too, but at the end of the day it's not exactly dinner. For the salt, it really depends on the person. If you're overweight and your blood pressure is high, then yeah, instant ramen is like begging the gods for pain. If you've got low blood pressure, though, then you almost need a certain amount of salt every day. Not that a pack of ramen isn't excessive, but it's not SO excessive if you're not getting a lot of salt from anything else in the rest of your day. I still wouldn't eat it as dinner every day, mind. But.... I don't wanna cook dinner...QQ | ||
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Rkie
United States1278 Posts
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pyrogenetix
United Arab Emirates5090 Posts
heat some oil. add dry chili, chopped garlic, chopped ginger, star anise, sichuan pepper whatever i feel like and fry in the oil till desired brown color. the spices i remove but garlic ginger I leave it cuz it tastes good. sometimes I add some satay or XO sauce or black bean chili sauce... sometimes curry paste that I have. fry in the oil to bring out flavor but don't burn. (duh) then add whatever i have like minced beef/pork or some chopped up chicken and veggies like carrot slices, brocoli bits, cauliflower bits, cabbage, onion whatever really and fry that up. fry all that shit to around half done and add boiled water. add noodles and powder. depending on how much sodium I already added I change how much packet I use. but normally the whole pack goes in LOL cuz MSG IS THE CRACK COCAINE OF THE CULINARY WORLD. then I let it boil up and crack an egg into the mixture and pour into a large bowl immediately. the leftover heat is plenty to cook the egg. eat that shit. another recipe which is awesome I found when I was doing egg fritatas and just adding whatever the fuck I had and this came to mind. normally i do them with bacon tomato potato onion etc but you can actually make a ramen fritata pretty easily. soak ramen in hot water till soft. drain water and crack in some eggs and add powder. mix well. heat up a pan with a little oil in it over medium/high heat. pour mixture in and spread out. now you can add stuff to the top like spinach leaves, chopped parsley, cilantro, chili, bacon whatever. get some of the leftover egg mixture from the bowl and dap it around the toppings you added so they don't fall off and stick to it. cover with a lid to cook through the middle of the fritata. flip when the bottom is nice and browned and cook other side. another one is what my mom used to make for me when I got sick and didnt feel like eating anything. soak noodles in hot water. drain as well as you can. a little oil in a pan on medium heat. pour noodles into pan and spread out. let it fry on medium heat slowly. dont touch it or else it will get fucked up, you gotta wait till the noodles are fried nice and crispy and not stuck to the pan, then you can flip it. get some beef/pork/chicken watever and slice thinly into strips. marinade with whatever like salt/pepper/soy sauce/ginger/garlic etc. add a little oil so they dont stick. fry in a pan over high heat and add whatever other vegetables thinly sliced. when almost done, mix a little water with corn starch and add to the mixture. it will boil to a nice thick sauce. taste off with soy/salt and serve with fried cruncy ramen. THE SHIZZNIT. | ||
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jgad
Canada899 Posts
On April 26 2010 05:34 pyrogenetix wrote: i havent read the whole thread so i might be repeating some shit but this is how i make ramen a little more interesting heat some oil. add dry chili, chopped garlic, chopped ginger, star anise, *** sichuan pepper *** whatever i feel like Aaaahh! Hua jiao is SO GOOD. I just made a big batch of huajiao yan - maybe I'll put some in my next bowl of ramen. Mmmm. | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
all we have here on my campus is the Nissin Top Noodle stuff... It's alright but I want some Jin Ramen  On a side note, I like my ramen noodles chewy I like to chew my noodles, and later it doesn't get soggy  | ||
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sLiniss
United States849 Posts
I heard that mixing ramen and chicken noodle tastes amazing. Haven't tried it out myself though. | ||
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FraCuS
United States1072 Posts
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mOnion
United States5651 Posts
...thats weird right? | ||
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Comeh
United States18918 Posts
On April 26 2010 14:25 mOnion wrote: so i have a friend who strains the broth out of the ramen and just eats the noodles. ...thats weird right? Not really - I often don't drink the broth and just eat the noodles, but I am far too lazy to use a strainer for that. I guess i'm just concerned about high blood pressure (both my parents have HBP), and considering a large amount of the sodium comes from the broth, i avoid it. Fuck, i need to start eating ramen again D:. | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
On April 26 2010 14:21 FraCuS wrote: oh yeah theres MSG in ramen? :D. Some say they are msg free like the new Jin Ramen says so maybe that's why it doesn't taste as good after all... LOL cuz MSG IS THE CRACK COCAINE OF THE CULINARY WORLD | ||
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So no fek
United States3001 Posts
I added some leftover takeout panang beef curry I had from the other night, last I made ramen. Was pretty amazing. There's wasn't much in the way of actual sauce, just whatever thick sauce was coated on the meat. I put it in right as I put the noodles in, and let it cook. Not only did the bit of sauce add to some of the flavor, but the meat itself was so tender. Was really damn good ramen. | ||
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Jayde
Marshall Islands104 Posts
Someone else must have already said this, but I didn't bother to read 24 pages to check. | ||
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jgad
Canada899 Posts
On April 26 2010 16:54 Jayde wrote: Generally I just pound the package a little to break up the noodles and then I pour the hot water right into the ramen. That's proper ghetto, man, lol. | ||
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Funnytoss
Taiwan1471 Posts
On April 26 2010 16:54 Jayde wrote: Where I live everyone just eats Ichiban (exclusively this brand) ramen that comes in a red and white package. Generally I just pound the package a little to break up the noodles and then I pour the hot water right into the ramen. The plastic package is tough enough to hold it and then you can just eat it out of the plastic package. Someone else must have already said this, but I didn't bother to read 24 pages to check. Yeah man, that's army style right there. (no joke) | ||
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madnessman
United States1581 Posts
On April 26 2010 23:46 Funnytoss wrote: Yeah man, that's army style right there. (no joke) Semi-unrelated but if you come to Japan you MUST eat at ichiran. Ichiran ramen is at least 25.973x better than instant ramen. It's a really cool experience as well since you pretty much eat isolated. It's like the pinnacle of Japanese efficiency in a chain restaurant with some of best ramen in Japan. | ||
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josemb40
Peru611 Posts
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