Ramen of the Day

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  • Continuity11

    Tirned out, I still had one portion of chintan broth left in the freezer, so I made myself Hachioji ramen.

    Hachioji is similar to the stereotypical sort of Tokyo shoyu ramen in that it's a clear chintan broth (in my case, 2:1 pork to chicken) seasoned with a shoyu tare.

    What sets it apart, though, is the absolutely copious amount of raw onion used to top the bowl. Often minced. Often puréed. Often a mix of both, which is what's on this bowl.

    Aroma oil is onion-, garlic-, spring onion- and ginger-infused lard.

    Yum.

    • *Turned, ffs.Continuity
    • Turnt.palimpsest
    • Tirnt.Continuity
    • I add an egg to my instant ramen and wilemdefoeally think “ you know I’m somewhat of a ramen chef myself” then theres continuity. Bravo, chefs kiss_niko
    • As always, C—So lovely and immediately makes me ridiculously hungry. Your posts always make me want to learn!! I’m painfully ignorant about cooking and food. <3PonyBoy
    • Thanks fellas! <3Continuity
    • Woof. What brand noodle?garbage
    • A brand out of Nuremberg, believe it or not. Small business, they make great fresh alkaline noodles that my local (and only) Japanese grocery carries.Continuity
    • That said: I'll be ordering a manual pasta machine next month ... my own house alkaline noodles are going to be a thing.Continuity
    • Looks a lot like Soba noodles.milfhunter
    • looks fantasticmilfhunter
    • Oishiso! You should do the ramen shop thing!! For realSquiddy
    • Ha! Arigatō gozaimasu Squiddy, but I'm an absolute rank beginner compared to folk running shops. I would need to apprentice for at least a year in a ramen-yaContinuity
    • ... before feeling even remotely comfortable enough to serve my stuff to the outside world.Continuity
    • +++renderedred
    • Wookiee Stewutopian
    • YOKUYATTA~stoplying
    • Strewth! Looks fuggin great!sab

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