So, I am talking here about the stuff you buy in packages or cups at the grocery store/asian market for 35 cents (sometimes more). Do you add inter...
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When I actually eat ramen (I generally prefer udon or yakisoba when I can get it), I usually go for the 'traditional' flavor, but use only about 1.5 cups of water and add about half a cup of mirin (usually Hontteri brand shin mirin), so the broth is not only stronger, but also a bit thicker (if you want to try this, I suggest starting out with less mirin, it can be strong stuff depending on the particular brand). Depending on the mood I'm in, I may also add candied ginger, fresh green onion, ground yellow mustard, matcha, or shichimi togarashi. I too prefer the noodles al dente (not just for ramen though, I hate mushy noodles or pasta in general).
Wow! That sounds amazing!
I started adding an egg to my ramen when I cook it. I just cook ramen according to the package. Then when I add the seasoning packet I reduce the heat and add an egg. I cook it on low for 1-2 minutes to get a poached egg. If I have any leftover green onion, I'll sprinkle it over my ramen.
I’m trying that! It sounds delicious!
I eat it dry - open up the package, sprinkle the flavor dust, shake it all up and munch on it like chips. :D
My daughter does that, too!
I love this question! I'm definitely a fan of upgrading instant ramen, and I try to keep it a little healthier by mixing in some organic foods when I can. I usually cook the noodles with just a little less water too—totally agree that it makes the broth richer. Then I’ll toss in a handful of organic spinach, maybe some shredded carrots, and a soft-boiled egg. If I have leftover roasted chicken (organic when possible), that goes in too. Sometimes I’ll add a splash of low-sodium soy sauce or sesame oil to boost the flavor. It’s my go-to comfort lunch when I want something quick but still kind of nourishing.
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