Recipe: Delicious My Bean Sprout Soy Sauce Ramen

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My Bean Sprout Soy Sauce Ramen. Great recipe for My Bean Sprout Soy Sauce Ramen. I entered this into a soy sauce ramen competition. I prefer "hard-boiled noodles," but I made these noodles without worrying about them softening.

If you cook the bean sprouts for just one minute, they'll be nice and crispy.

Adjust the amount of doubanjiang to taste.

I wrote about this on my blog too (in.

You can have My Bean Sprout Soy Sauce Ramen using 9 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of My Bean Sprout Soy Sauce Ramen

  1. Prepare 1 packages of Medium soba noodles.

  2. It’s 500 ml of Water (for boiling).

  3. You need 1 bag of Bean sprouts.

  4. It’s 3 of Chashu pork (store-bought).

  5. You need 1 of Eggs: soft boiled or simmered.

  6. It’s 1 slice of Naruto maki.

  7. It’s 1 of Menma (preserved bamboo shoots, store-bought).

  8. Prepare 1 of Stewed sweet and spicy beef (store-bought product made for meat udon).

  9. It’s 1 of Green onion or scallion, chopped.

Find shichimi togarashi, a traditional addition to ramen, in Japanese markets or well-stocked grocers.

Bean Sprouts Soup with Meatballs China Sichuan Food.

Stir fry with ramen will accommodate just about any vegetable that is easy to sauté.

I especially love it with sliced mushrooms, onions, julienned carrots, bean sprouts, broccoli florets, and shredded bok choy or Napa cabbage.

My Bean Sprout Soy Sauce Ramen step by step

  1. Soft boil the egg. Use the boiling water to blanch the bean sprouts..

  2. If you want a simmered egg instead, then make a broth, crack on the egg and stir it in. Prepare the toppings..

  3. Add water to a separate pot and heat on high until it reaches a boil then add the noodles..

  4. Place the "special soup" into a ramen bowl..

  5. After boiling the noodles, fill the bowl halfway with the soup and then halfway with the boiled noodle water..

  6. Add in half the bean sprouts..

  7. Add in the remaining boiled water..

  8. Top with the remaining bean sprouts, and quickly add on the toppings..

Dressed in spicy sesame oil based sauce, this Spicy Bean Sprout Salad is delicious as an appetizer or as a ramen topping.

This Spicy Bean Sprout Salad is the third part of my ramen series.

If you haven't had a chance to see my previous ramen topping recipes for Ramen Egg and Chashu, I hope you will check them out.

Set aside and turn the burner on high, and then cook some garlic, grated.

Basically, it's a mixture of soy sauce, sugar, sake, mirin, and some other spices are the ingredients of hibachi which add a traditional and orthodox tone to ramen.