Blanch the bones for 5 minutes, remove them, and rinse under running water.
Description
Japanese ramen soup with a creamy broth made from pork bones - the king of ramens. The bones are simmered for 12-18 hours, releasing collagen to create a creamy, rich broth. Served with ramen noodles, ajitsuke egg, chashu (pork belly), nori, and green onions. Deep umami and a velvety texture - the essence of Japanese street food. It takes time, but the result is unmatched.
Składniki (10)
- Pork bones 1500 g
- Bacon 400 g
- Ramen noodles 400 g
- Egg 0.1 szt.
- ✨ Opcjonalne
- Mirin 30 ml
- Garlic 0.2 ząbków
- Ginger 30 g
- Soy sauce 60 ml
- Nori (seaweed) 1.3 szt.
- Chives 0.0 pęczków
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Preparation steps
Place the bones in a pot with 4l of water, and boil for 12-18 hours.
Marinate the bacon in soy sauce, mirin, with garlic and ginger.
Bake the bacon at 150°C for 2-3 hours until tender.
Boil the eggs for 6.5 minutes, soak in soy sauce with mirin for 4 hours.
Strain the prepared broth and season with salt.
Cook the pasta according to the instructions.
We layer: pasta, broth, sliced bacon, egg, nori, chives.
Fun Fact
Tonkotsu ramen is known for its unique, creamy broth consistency, which is achieved by long cooking of pork bones, releasing collagen.
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Tips
Serve tonkotsu ramen in large, deep bowls to keep the broth warm. Garnish the dish with fresh chives, and you can also serve chili oil as a spicy accent. Set the table with chopsticks and soup spoons.
Leftover tonkotsu ramen is best stored in airtight containers in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. The broth can be frozen for up to 3 months. To reheat, it's best to use the stove, heating the broth and noodles separately.
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