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how do you cook ramen noodles?
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you guys do it all wrong
boil water, like medium amount, not too much, but not too little. water boiling, then add the packet and noodle. mix up the noodle and when the water starts boiling again, turn off heat, and its done. its a little hard if u eat it, but its fine, cuz the noodle will continue to cook while u eat it so its all good. if you take off heat when noodle is done, the noodle will get all soft and mushy like while ur eating.
after ur done, if im still hungry, and dump a bowlful or rice. and eat the whole thing. sometimes, i dump an egg after taking off heat. finish noodle and dump rice, then eat whole thing.
boil water, like medium amount, not too much, but not too little. water boiling, then add the packet and noodle. mix up the noodle and when the water starts boiling again, turn off heat, and its done. its a little hard if u eat it, but its fine, cuz the noodle will continue to cook while u eat it so its all good. if you take off heat when noodle is done, the noodle will get all soft and mushy like while ur eating.
after ur done, if im still hungry, and dump a bowlful or rice. and eat the whole thing. sometimes, i dump an egg after taking off heat. finish noodle and dump rice, then eat whole thing.
Good god. How do you guys eat this stuff?
The ramen noodles that you buy in supermarkets for 20 cents a pack are not very good. Go buy some from the Asian supermarkets. They're still cheap but taste quite a bit better.
My favorite way of preparing this stuff:
1. Slice some beef into very thin strips (very very very thin). Mix a tablespoon soy sauce, finely chopped garlic, 1/2 teaspoon sugar, 1 teaspoon oil and the beef in bowl. Place a frying pan on high heat and add a little bit of oil. Once the oil is hot, toss in the beef mixture and fry it. After the meat is done, put it in a large bowl.
2. Thinly slice 1/2 a tomato and put it in the bowl with the meat. Add some thinly chopped green onion & cilantro. Add other vegetables of choice.
3. Boil some water in a pot. Put in the flavoring pack and noodles. Cook until noodle is soft. Pour this soupy mixture into your bowl of meat, tomato & vegetables.
Enjoy!
The ramen noodles that you buy in supermarkets for 20 cents a pack are not very good. Go buy some from the Asian supermarkets. They're still cheap but taste quite a bit better.
My favorite way of preparing this stuff:
1. Slice some beef into very thin strips (very very very thin). Mix a tablespoon soy sauce, finely chopped garlic, 1/2 teaspoon sugar, 1 teaspoon oil and the beef in bowl. Place a frying pan on high heat and add a little bit of oil. Once the oil is hot, toss in the beef mixture and fry it. After the meat is done, put it in a large bowl.
2. Thinly slice 1/2 a tomato and put it in the bowl with the meat. Add some thinly chopped green onion & cilantro. Add other vegetables of choice.
3. Boil some water in a pot. Put in the flavoring pack and noodles. Cook until noodle is soft. Pour this soupy mixture into your bowl of meat, tomato & vegetables.
Enjoy!
WinkOsmosis
Banned
I get it in those styrofoam cups.. Meal in a Cup or something. Add hot sauce, maybe some sausage.
opticalmace
Golden Member
excellent idea! nori is delicious (with the right food)
Bingo. Why waste time with the stove? The broth is horrible anyway... if I want to eat it like a soup, I'll pour in some fresh boiling water with the flavouring. Much healthier and nicer, in my opinion.
To clarify, we don't have ramen in New Zealand, but I'm guessing all two-minute noodles are the same 😉
psydancerqt
Golden Member
you mean 'instant lunch'
Belethgaladwen
Member
Plus your lifetime supply of monosodium glutamate...
poopaskoopa
Diamond Member
I boil the noodles for about 2 mins and 20 seconds. I put the seasoning at the bottom of my "special ramen bowl" 😉, and I drop the noodles into the bowl. Then I put enough hot water to cover the noodle, but I never use all the water in the pot. Sometimes I add an egg or two.
Haven't had ramen for ages, but this is how I used to do it:
Fill a pot half full with water
Add seasoning packet
Bring to a rapid boil
Add noodles
Cook just long enough that all the noodles separate
Spoon the noodles into a bowl
Top noodles with honey, then toss in some dried cayenne pepper
Discard broth
[Backpack]Yum, yum, yum! Delicioso![/Backpack]
Fill a pot half full with water
Add seasoning packet
Bring to a rapid boil
Add noodles
Cook just long enough that all the noodles separate
Spoon the noodles into a bowl
Top noodles with honey, then toss in some dried cayenne pepper
Discard broth
[Backpack]Yum, yum, yum! Delicioso![/Backpack]
WinkOsmosis
Banned
Turin39789
Lifer
try dave's insanity sauce, I no longer have sinuses
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