A really solid bowl of Tonkotsu in Eindhoven, Netherlands (Tensai Ramen)
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Roasting the bones prior to boiling/simmering - why is this not common for Ramen?
In my experience when making stocks I typically roast the bones/carcass before simmering or boiling them for a deeper/richer stock. Why is this not a common practice in the Ramen community?
In my exploration of Ramen and countless hours of reading and watching I have never seen this process suggested or done from what I can recall. Or at the very least it is a small minority. Just curious why this isn't common practice for Ramen specifically.
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First bowl of 2025: Spicy Nira Ramen at Hayashida in Tokyo
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tried to use my new pasta machine to make the noodles for my Ramen
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Wife wanted Chicken Ramen… so I messed around a bit for my first Ramen of the year
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My tori ramen: Spicy shoyu tare. 8 hour tori paitan. Sous-vide chicken breast. Blanched baby bok choy. Scallion.
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When it gets cold, I start craving Miso-ramen(*´˘`*)🔥
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老舗背脂豚骨ラーメン(ネギ)A pork bone ramen with Back fat for lunch,🍲🥢
https://redd.it/1hx3l64
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