Ramen Noodles Heaven

[Avary_Ninja]

[Vesperd]

Where are you ramen? London sucks

[Riku8]

Originally Posted by Vesperd

Where are you ramen? London sucks

OMG vespered understands my pain XD

[Avary_Ninja]

Originally Posted by Vesperd

Where are you ramen? London sucks

If you can't buy Ramen Noodles, you can make your own. Look in the grocery store for Udon noodles. make your own Dashi and from then on it's just a matter of adding any toppings you like.

[Kanji_The_Wanderer]

Ya, I'm pretty sure you can make it from nothing. All you need is the ingredients and anyone can make anything from scratch. try it.

[Avary_Ninja]

Itadakimasu!

[Riku8]

Originally Posted by Avary_Ninja

If you can't buy Ramen Noodles, you can make your own. Look in the grocery store for Udon noodles. make your own Dashi and from then on it's just a matter of adding any toppings you like.

you seriouse?, i got loads of udon noddles.

[Avary_Ninja]

Dashi recipe :

Ichiban Dashi (1st dashi)

Ingredients:
10 cm square of konbu (10g dried kelp),
10-20 g dried katsuobushi,
5 cups of water.

Wipe surface of kelp, removing dirt and sand by slightly damp kitchen towel.
Place water and kelp into pot, heat them on middle (rather low) flame.

Remove kelp when kelp comes up on surface. If you boil dashi, it becomes slimy and murky.

Just before it comes to a boil add katsuobushi at once, after 10 seconds turn off flame.

Prepare strainer covered with thin cloth on top.

When katsuobushi are sinking down place it on the strainer. Reuse the ingredients for 2nd dashi.

And for Ramen just keep the dashi hot on a side while cooking the udon noodles. Once the noodles are ready, stain them and dump them in the bowl, pour hot dashi over and finally add your favorite topings and soy sauce.

Enjoy Ramen Noodles, brother ^_^

[EbonyVampiria]

don't you have japanese supermarkets in london, I am sure you must somewhere as that is where I have to order my foods from...go forth and search and raamen will be yours :-)

[Gwen_Goth]

the fresh nodles that tescos do are basicly ramen, but i cant find the ingrediants for dashi for my life :'(
atm im using organic vegetable stock for soups- and its GOOOOD