Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen

by freesiaa-made

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

This is the 8th episode of the first season of the Midnight Canteen. It seems to be called fried noodles with soy sauce. It is also an episode that has a deep impression.

Ingredients

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen

1. Fried egg (single-sided soft-boiled egg)

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

2. All ingredients cut into strips

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

3. The ramen is cooked until 7-8 mature (there is a special Japanese fried noodle, the noodle itself is cooked, just blanch it with water)

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

4. Cold ramen and set aside

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

5. Put oil in the pot, add garlic diced and saute until fragrant

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

6. Add onion, tomato and beef and stir-fry well

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

7. After the beef changes color, add the noodles and cabbage and stir fry evenly

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

8. Pour in the Japanese soy sauce and mirin salt to taste and mix evenly. Place the fried single-sided soft-boiled egg on top and sprinkle with seaweed (seaweed powder is also acceptable)

Late Night Canteen Japanese Style Fried Ramen recipe

Tips:

1. If you are also using Japanese ramen from the supermarket, cook it for 2 and a half minutes.
2. It is also very important to make the cooked ramen noodles with cold water.
3. Mirin is a bit similar to cooking wine. It is made from fermented rice, but the taste is different from the glutinous rice.
4. The seaweed from Shimanto River in the late-night cafeteria I really want to know the difference between that and ordinary ones.
5. There happened to be cured beef at home and it was very fragrant. Of course, you can replace it with tenderloin or anything. The cabbage and carrots used in the late-night cafeteria are not wrong. If you don’t hand in hand, you can replace it with cabbage.

Comments

Similar recipes

Seasonal Vegetable Ramen Hot Pot

Lotus Root, Thick Soup Treasure, Hand-pulled Noodle

Spicy Duck Fish Cake Soup

Spicy Cabbage Soup, Water, Luncheon Meat

Braised Noodles with Beans

Hand-pulled Noodle, Carob, Hind Leg Meat

Curry Pork Belly Ramen

Hand-pulled Noodle, Pork Belly, Egg

Tomato Fish Ball Ramen

Fish Ball, Hand-pulled Noodle, Tomato Soup

Ecstasy Sour Noodle Soup

Hand-pulled Noodle, Ham, Egg

Special Shrimp Soup Ramen

Fresh Shrimp, Hand-pulled Noodle, Onion