Had to get my ramen tattoo to commemorate my first visit to Japan and my LOVE for Ramen!
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Last time it was recommended to me that the chopsticks go on the side as a cultural etiquette, so here you go!
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Homemade ramen broth from leftover turkey, and homemade chashu.
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Might not be very authentic but it is easy to make and slaps HARD
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Tantanmen. House made noodles, Double soup, Nikumiso (spicy pork), scallions, mayu (burnt garlic oil), mustard greens.
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One last bowl of tori paitan from Ginza Kagari in Narita before my flight
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WORST bowl of ramen I’ve ever had in Japan. Stay away from Kyoto Ramen Engine
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Skull questions
Trying to use a pig skull in my tonkotsu broth, but was only able to procure a full pig head. Would I want to just use the full head in the broth, or should I strip it down to a skull myself?
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Miso broth & stuffed cabbage, esterhazy vegetables, teriyaki chicken breast, egg, leek onions & cress
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Everyone’s favourite broth concentrate/ powder that easily available on the internet?
I live in very rural northern Saskatchewan. I absolutely love ramen when I go to the cities. I eat a ton of wild meat so I’m curious if there is any good broth recommendations to try to make ramen. I’ve tried making broth with wild meat/ bones before and it’s just not quite the flavour I want. Its super hard to find a store with any foreign food/spices near me.
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