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This is a supreme yaki ramen that perfectly recreates street-stall flavors using Marutai Bo Ramen. The combination of Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, and Chinese-style seasoning creates an exquisite flavor, making it the perfect dish to pair with drinks.
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Cut the cabbage, wood ear mushrooms, and pork belly. → Stir-fry the pork, cabbage, and wood ear mushrooms in a frying pan, then turn off the heat and add the seasonings. → Boil the noodles for 2 minutes, rinse under cold water, and drain well. → Add the noodles and soy milk to the frying pan over high heat, stir-fry quickly, and finish with black pepper. → Plate the dish and top with pickled red ginger and toasted sesame seeds.
Cut the cabbage, wood ear mushrooms, and pork belly. → Stir-fry the pork, cabbage, and wood ear mushrooms in a frying pan, then turn off the heat and add the seasonings. → Boil the noodles for 2 minutes, rinse under cold water, and drain well. → Add the noodles and soy milk to the frying pan over high heat, stir-fry quickly, and finish with black pepper. → Plate the dish and top with pickled red ginger and toasted sesame seeds.
This is a supreme yaki ramen that perfectly recreates street-stall flavors using Marutai Bo Ramen. The combination of Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, and Chinese-style seasoning creates an exquisite flavor, making it the perfect dish to pair with drinks.
Rehydrate the dried wood ear mushrooms in hot water and slice them into thin strips, then chop the cabbage (160g) into small, rough pieces.
Cut the pork belly (140g) into bite-sized pieces using kitchen shears.
Heat the lard (2 tablespoons) in a frying pan, add the pork belly, season with salt and pepper (to taste), and stir-fry.
Once the pork belly starts to brown, add the cabbage, followed by the rehydrated wood ear mushrooms, and stir-fry together.
Turn off the heat and add the Chinese-style seasoning (2 and 2/3 teaspoons), Worcestershire sauce (1 tablespoon), soy sauce (1 teaspoon), minced garlic (8g), and water (4 teaspoons).
⚠️ Always rinse the boiled noodles under running water to remove the sliminess; this ensures they won't get mushy and will maintain a firm texture when stir-fried.
💡 Adding unsweetened soy milk provides a deep, rich, and mellow flavor similar to tonkotsu (pork bone) soup.
✨ Turning off the heat before adding the seasonings prevents the garlic and sauce from burning, ensuring the flavor is distributed evenly.
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