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On October 23 2010 08:58 wizard944 wrote:
I actually have some pretty fancy ramen. I fry ham and mushrooms in hot sesame oil and hot sauce. Then I scramble an egg while making the ramen. Then I combine everything into a delicious concoction and enjoy!
This sounds amazing. How large are the portions of ham, mushroom, and sesame seed oil? What cut of ham do you use/what type of mushroom do you use?
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I boil the ramen by itself with the vegetable pack, and leave the power in the bowl, to mix with the cooked ramen.
It pretty much tastes the same, but makes cleaning so much easier.
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I do not use the powder it comes with since its so high in sodium.
1- Boil Ramen when its done put a piece of cheese (your choice) over it. Add tomato sauce or low sodium soy sauce. (of course make sure you take out all the water)
. (sorta healthy)
2- Ramen is boiling when almost ready I throw in frozen veggies... it is now healthy.
3- Ramen is almost done... throw in 1 to 2 eggs (semi healthy)
4- Boil Ramen then eat. (budget)
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On August 12 2005 05:25 Manifesto7 wrote:
I like to make ramen soup...
Totally agree with uhjoo on the noodle selection... go into one of those smelly little shopd run by an ancient asian guy in your local china town to find the best noodles, dont overcook, and egg is very important. However, a chicken egg is for the weak. At that same cramped little store you should be able to find some quail eggs, and drop a couple of those in there. Some seasame oil, white onion, leeks, and a fork full of kimchi to add a little kick. After you finish cooking the soup have a bowl of cabbage and bean sprouts ready do dump in afterwards and serve it all really hot.
Adding the rice to leftovers makes a nice spicy porraige that I like to eat cold for breakfast the next day.
PS. For some real spice add a little vietnamese chili garlic sauce (its red and has a green/gold label) during the bean sprout faze, and your brow will be dotted with a nice sheen.
That sounds so freaking delicious right now.
I'll make it as soon as I learn how to fill a fork =P
How are quail eggs different in taste than chicken eggs? And are they more expensive/crucial? Would chicken eggs be sacrilege to your recipe? o.O
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just had kimchi flavor shin ramyun, shit was good even w/o anything added except for an egg <3
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Sorry if this was said before because im way too lazy to read through 35 pages of ramen.
2 Pork Tenderloins, smash them (to thin them out), flour them, egg wash, breadcrumb then fry them on medium heat until crispy and cooked. (generally 2-3 min per side depending on thickness)
Boil water, add ramen, while this is happening I fry up a egg (over easy) and as the noodles are almost done 1 min left, i throw in some ice berg lettuce (healthy)
Drain water, add sesame seed oil, hot sauce and hoi sin sauce.
cut up the pork cutlets into bite size pieces, lay onto noodles, place egg.
Enjoy the best ramen ever. :D
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On August 12 2005 07:16 Casper... wrote:
green onions is good
diced carrot is not bad
egg ok, but there's already alot of fat in that shit
add the soup base once it's done cooking unless you like cancer
wait adding the soup base earlier is bad for your health? D:
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I usually just combine in the soup base in the bowl. Empty the packets into the bowl, pour boiling water in it, then I'll make whatever other ingredients I want with my noodles. Noodles are always last part of the cooking process.
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i like to add water into my ramen
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ew... grats' one just sounds ...... disgustingly healthy ...... you'n'i'm'sayin ? lol
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found some weird combinations
Chocolate Ramen
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and Powerade Ramen
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I think part of me just died seeing the powerade ramen D:
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On November 03 2010 01:24 showkjh wrote:
I think part of me just died seeing the powerade ramen D:
Same here. Even the chocolate one is kinda disgusting. :|
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such defilement of good ramen
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I just threw up a lot in my mouth.
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Those are easily the most disgusting noodles I have ever seen in my life.
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definately would go for the chocolate ramen..
the other one is way too disgusting :D
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On November 03 2010 01:20 izolight wrote:
found some weird combinations
You found these really odd combinations, but did you like it? It looks so nasty.
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On November 03 2010 01:45 miniwheats wrote:You found these really odd combinations, but did you like it? It looks so nasty.
Maybe I would eat the chocolate ramen, but no way I'm touching that nasty powerade stuff.
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Shin plus duck egg added with ajinomoto, chili powder, and yakult. Try it.
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