4. Add water & Korean chili powder. Bring to boil as you stir.
5. Add noodles, immediately flip it over, simmer until you can break it apart (about 2 minutes).
6. Add boiled quail eggs, simmer for 1 minute.
7. Turn heat off & add powder packet, melt it.
8. Put into a bowl in this order: noodles, pork belly, eggs, broth. Top off with chili oil & sliced scallions. Enjoy!
See, I love that you added uzura to your ramen. I wish I would see them more in Japanese restaurants in Colorado. But we’re nearly a desert of good Japanese food.
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Ingredients:
Sapporo Ichiban instant miso ramen packet
15g miso
10g doubanjiang sauce
3g Korean chili powder
15g sesame oil
650ml water
1 bundle scallions
2 cloves garlic
80g sliced pork belly
6 quail eggs
La-yu (chili oil)
1. Pour sesame oil into pan, chopped garlic, bring to boil in medium heat, lower heat & simmer ’til golden.
2. Add doubanjiang sauce & miso, mix it up evenly.
3. Add sliced pork belly, sauté for a bit.
4. Add water & Korean chili powder. Bring to boil as you stir.
5. Add noodles, immediately flip it over, simmer until you can break it apart (about 2 minutes).
6. Add boiled quail eggs, simmer for 1 minute.
7. Turn heat off & add powder packet, melt it.
8. Put into a bowl in this order: noodles, pork belly, eggs, broth. Top off with chili oil & sliced scallions. Enjoy!
See, I love that you added uzura to your ramen. I wish I would see them more in Japanese restaurants in Colorado. But we’re nearly a desert of good Japanese food.