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That was a great read. I just shared it with everyone I know who loves to cook. I usually make Ramen soup about three nights a week. My wife and I never get ti
by mark_l_watson 7y ago
That was a great read. I just shared it with everyone I know who loves to cook.
I usually make Ramen soup about three nights a week. My wife and I never get tired of it because I have several different savory ingredients combinations that I use, but I almost always use a lot of seaweed of various types, dried shiitake mushrooms, and bonita flakes. I also have a few different types of noodles that I use, for variety.
My ramen differs from most recipes because I use about three times the amount of vegetables as cooked Ramen noodles.
Even the broth of Ramen Soup is especially savory, a treat after the noodles and vegetables are all eaten.
- eitally 7y agoHa -- I do the same (but not 3x/wk)! Imho, standard Japanese-style ramen is just a starting point, a set of suggestions, but ramen soups can be made very flexibly in terms of ingredients and flavor profiles. My entire family prefer homemade to restaurant ramen because it's so easy to customize based on taste-of-the-day.