載入中...
ID: 7e62b79d...
This is a recipe to dramatically improve the taste of the ultra-rich frozen 'Rich G-Style Ramen' sold at 7-Eleven by adding bean sprouts and garlic. Because it is extremely salty on its own, adding crisp bean sprouts creates an exquisite balance.
Waiting for video to load...
AI-generated recipe. Copyright belongs to original creator. Subscribe to support them!
Place the frozen G-Style Ramen in a pot, heat on low for 1 minute, then on high for 9 minutes. → Sprinkle salt over the bean sprouts to remove moisture, then blanch them in boiling water for 30 seconds and drain in a colander. → Finely mince the garlic. → Top the ramen with the blanched bean sprouts and minced garlic, then mix well.
Place the frozen G-Style Ramen in a pot, heat on low for 1 minute, then on high for 9 minutes. → Sprinkle salt over the bean sprouts to remove moisture, then blanch them in boiling water for 30 seconds and drain in a colander. → Finely mince the garlic. → Top the ramen with the blanched bean sprouts and minced garlic, then mix well.
This is a recipe to dramatically improve the taste of the ultra-rich frozen 'Rich G-Style Ramen' sold at 7-Eleven by adding bean sprouts and garlic. Because it is extremely salty on its own, adding crisp bean sprouts creates an exquisite balance.
Remove the frozen Rich G-Style Ramen from the package and place it in a pot. Heat on low for 1 minute, then high for 9 minutes to ensure the soup and noodles are thoroughly heated.
Place the bean sprouts in a bag, add salt (2/3 tsp), shake the bag, and draw out the excess moisture from the sprouts.
Finely mince the garlic.
Quickly blanch the salted bean sprouts in boiling water for about 30 seconds, drain them in a colander, and pat dry thoroughly.
Serve the finished ramen in a bowl, pile on the blanched bean sprouts and minced garlic, then perform a 'Tenchi-gaeshi' (flip the noodles from bottom to top) to mix everything together before serving.
⚠️ This frozen ramen has a very high salt content (16.5g equivalent), so it is designed to be eaten with added vegetables like bean sprouts rather than as-is.
💡 By sprinkling salt on the bean sprouts before blanching to remove moisture, you can keep them crunchy instead of watery.
Please log in to join the conversation and earn XP!
Loading comments...