Can I save leftover broth?
Just made ramen (a Blue Dragon ramen noodle kit) and have loads of broth leftover. Can I save it for tomorrow and reheat it/re-boil it potentially with some fresh noodles? I've heard of someone using ramen broth to make rice too that I'm considering for one day too. I've only just started cooking ramen at home so I wanted to check 😅
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Tonkotsu
I hope this is allowed, but not sure where else to ask.
I recently took a trip to Japan and Ramen was #1 on my list and the first meal we had when we landed, and from the very first bite until the very last bowl the night before we flew out I was just blown away each and every time. I had at least 1 bowl every day and only had one the entire time that I didn’t absolutely LOVE but I did still enjoy even that one.
Since I’ve been back I have been CRAVING it but I can’t find anything that even comes close to scratching the itch to relieve this craving.
I’m sure I can’t be the only one.. does anyone have any tips or pointers or recommendations for someone craving some authentic tonkotsu broth😭
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hi
Hi i never tried buldak stew and i seen a lot of videos people now preferring stew over original, i only ate original. Thing is i only buy ramen in large quantities + rarely due to high prices in my country and i want to be sure about what am buying, if stew is really better than i can skip on original as am already fan of idea being a stew
also my country also doesn't have stew option to try it so i can only import it
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