Recipe for: Miso ramen with chashu

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Classic Japanese ramen with aromatic miso broth and melt-in-your-mouth chashu pork. The rich umami flavor comes from miso paste, dashi, and tare. Smooth ramen noodles perfectly complement soft ajitsuke tamago eggs, crunchy bamboo shoots, and fresh chives. This dish is warming and hearty, winning the hearts of Japanese cuisine lovers around the world. A perfect combination of tradition and flavor.

Ingredients Used

Ingredients (10)

Servings:
4
  • Ramen noodles 400 g
  • Pork bacon 500 g
  • Soy sauce 60 ml
  • Chicken egg 4 g
  • White miso paste 80 g
  • ✨ Optional
  • Ginger 30 g
  • Bamboo shoots 100 g
  • Nori algae 4 g
  • Garlic 0.8 clove (~4 g)
  • Chives 2 g
💰 Estimated dish cost: ~37.07 PLN (9.27 PLN/serving)

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Preparation steps

1

Rub the bacon with salt and sugar, leave it in the fridge to marinate overnight.

2

The next day, roll the bacon into a cylinder, tie it with string, and simmer for 3 hours in soy sauce with sake.

3

We prepare the broth: we boil pork bones for 6 hours, adding ginger and garlic.

4

We boil the eggs soft (6 minutes), peel them, and marinate in soy sauce.

5

Add the miso paste to the broth and stir until dissolved.

6

Cook the ramen noodles according to the instructions on the package.

7

We place the pasta in bowls and pour miso broth over it.

8

We decorate with slices of chashu, halved eggs, bamboo shoots, and nori.

Fun Fact

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Ramen has its roots in China, but it has become one of the most popular dishes in Japan, where many regional variations have emerged.

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🍽️ Serving

Serve the ramen in deep bowls to properly hold the broth. Garnish the dish with fresh chives and nori seaweed, and serve chopsticks and a soup spoon on the side. It tastes best when hot.

🥡 Storage

Store leftover ramen in airtight containers in the fridge for up to 3 days. You can freeze the broth and chashu, but it's best to consume the noodles fresh. Reheat in a pot over low heat, adding a little water so the broth doesn't become too thick.

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