What are some of your favorite Ramen recipes?

There are so many things that you can do with ramen to make it different. Most of them are really cheap, too. I was just wondering what r/budgetfood's favorite ramen recipes are. I'll start:

Ingredients

  • One package of beef ramen (and water for cooking)
  • 1/2 lb of ground beef
  • 1 egg (hardboiled)
  • milk or cream
  • one package spicy Chinese mustard that you found at the back of the fridge cuz it was like 3AM and you were out of hot sauce
  • Assorted spices (I like to use basil and oregano)

How to

  1. Prepare ramen noodles like you would if you were just regularly making ramen noodles. Do not mix in the flavoring packet yet. Do not drain the water all the way. Drain the water from the noodles about half way, then add the seasoning packet.

  2. Cook ground beef with the seasonings you intend to put in your ramen. Add to cooked ramen.

  3. Add however much milk/cream you want. It makes the broth a little thicker. Add until kind of a creamy brown.

  4. Add spices to taste.

  5. Cut up hard boiled egg. I like to take most of the yolk out of my eggs and just add the whites to my broth.

  6. Add spicy mustard on top, so that when you swirl the noodles for the first bite, all the spiciness gets mixed in evenly.

7.Ta-da! Sorry for the Instagram filter, I wanted to make it look fancy T-T

Edited for format.

Posted Jun 25, 2012, 4:36 AM UTC

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