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Where did ramen noodles originate Ramen noodles history: While most people typically think of ramen as Japanese in origin, this slurpable delicacy actually traces its roots back to China. Scholars debate the muddled circumstances of how these noodles wriggled their way from China to Japan, but they generally agree that Japanese consumption of ramen took off when a restaurant called …
Are you ready to take the plunge and explore how to use fresh ramen noodles? Fresh ramen is always best and using fresh ramen (non-fried) noodles gives your bowl of ramen that extra touch of authenticity. Yes- you can enjoy a bowl of restaurant-fresh ramen at home! We can show you how: The Equipment View this post on Instagram A …
Craving ramen, but want something that is more traditonally Japanese? At Hakubaku USA we pulled together our Best 10 ramen favorites from our staff. Although this may not your best 10 ramen, we feel that these are popular enough to warrant a second look. Experience the taste of fresh ramen at home, try these great ideas below. They are sure …
Dashi makes up the liquid base in most savory Japanese dishes, including miso soup, udon, and ramen noodle dishes..read more..
It begs the question..could shio chicken ramen be the ultimate chicken ramen? Chicken ramen is fairly popular in North America and seems to be all over the place at the supermarket. Is it really true Shio Ramen? If you are a ramen connoisseur and eschew the 10 for $1 ramen varieties; then you know the answer. But what is Shio …
You often see four basic ramen categories: Shio, Tonkotsu, and Miso. But none has the regional variation like Shoyu ramen. Shoyu ramen consists of broth, sauce, flavored oil, noodles, and toppings. The sauce is made up of mainly soy sauce and some other ingredients. Soy sauce or Shoyu (in Japanese) encompasses many subilties based on which region of Japan you …
Ramen (ラーメン) is a noodle soup dish that originally imported from China and is one of the most popular dishes in Japan in recent decades. Ramen noodles in a Miso based soup rose to popularity in Japan in the 1960s. Miso Ramen is the pinnacle of “Japanese” Ramen noodles, the king of all Ramen. Ramen-ya (ramen restaurants), are in virtually …
Ramen at Home for Valentine’s Day occurs on a Friday this year! Valentine’s Day is perfect – 2/14 is Friday and it follows 3 days weekend (Presidents’ Day).How would you like to celebrate your Valentines’ Day?Get roses, going out to have dinner at a nice restaurant will be nice for sure. From my experience working at a service industry, I …
One of our staffers just loves to cook. So every time someone has a Japanese cooking question we say – Just ask Tommy..what is umami? You’ve heard it mentioned here and on other foodie sites but have you ever thought what it means? It’s not uncommon for someone to say “hey, that is savory” or “sweet”, or “spicy”.. but umami? …
Much of the instant ramen variety has been a college staple and has been getting a bad wrap. And it certainly doesn’t command a lot of respect. The ingredients are often unidentifiable to the average consumer while containing an astounding amount of sodium and fat. The noodles are dried and fried like a brick. Up until recently, instant ramen was …
