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This is a robust Jiro-style ramen featuring a rich tonkotsu soy sauce soup, extra-thick chewy noodles, a mountain of cabbage and bean sprouts, thick-cut chashu pork, pork back fat, and minced garlic. It is characterized by its punchy flavor and overwhelming volume.
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Prep and chop the garlic, onion, cabbage, and pork. → Simmer the pork bones, onions, ground meat, and seasonings to create a rich soup and chashu pork. → Boil the bean sprouts and cabbage, cook the noodles, and mash the back fat in a mortar. → Combine the soup and noodles in a bowl, then generously top with vegetables, chashu, seasoned egg, back fat, and garlic.
Prep and chop the garlic, onion, cabbage, and pork. → Simmer the pork bones, onions, ground meat, and seasonings to create a rich soup and chashu pork. → Boil the bean sprouts and cabbage, cook the noodles, and mash the back fat in a mortar. → Combine the soup and noodles in a bowl, then generously top with vegetables, chashu, seasoned egg, back fat, and garlic.
This is a robust Jiro-style ramen featuring a rich tonkotsu soy sauce soup, extra-thick chewy noodles, a mountain of cabbage and bean sprouts, thick-cut chashu pork, pork back fat, and minced garlic. It is characterized by its punchy flavor and overwhelming volume.
Boil the extra-thick Chinese noodles in a large pot of water.
Finely mince the garlic and roughly chop the onions.
Cut the pork for the chashu into thick slices.
Rinse the bean sprouts, cut the cabbage into bite-sized pieces, and boil them.
Add pork bones, onion, ground meat, and seasonings to a pot and simmer slowly to create a rich ramen soup. Cook the pork alongside to make tender chashu.
This recipe is based on the visual culinary content of a short video. Please adjust the seasoning ratios to your personal preference. 💡
To reproduce the signature richness of Jiro-style ramen, simmer the bones and meat thoroughly to extract the umami and fats. 🔥
Be sure to drain the topping vegetables thoroughly before serving so the soup does not become diluted. ⚠️
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