- Bring a pot of water to boil.
- Put the noodles in the boiling water and cook for 2 minutes.
- Mix together the remaining ingredients to create a sauce.
- (For a hot meal) pull the noodles out, add to the sauce and toss well to mix. ( …
- Sprinkle some sesame seeds on top (optional) and serve.
THESE SAUCY RAMEN NOODLES ARE:
Because of how simple it is to put together, these noodles have also become a go-to for days when you’re incredibly busy. These noodles can be made in as little as 20 minutes!
Tips for chewy noodles:
My go to: instant ramen
My usual instant ramen noodles, which I buy without any sauce packets, were used.
There are from the brand Koka and I purchase them in packs of 5. They’re made of wheat so if you’d like a gluten-free alternative, I highly recommend these brown rice ramen noodles.
You can also find a similar wheat ramen noodle alternative here. (affiliate link)
Although they will obviously no longer be ramen noodles, you can choose to use other noodles of your choice.
I boil the noodles in water in a pot until they are only halfway done and are still very chewy.
In this manner, even after the noodles are reduced in the sauce, I still get chewy noodles!
To keep the noodles chewy and to prevent overcooking, I drain the water. If you prefer, you can also put them through a cold water rinse. But I prefer to simply add them to the sauce at a later time.
The sauce is very straightforward and flexible when it comes to flavor preferences.
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Can I make this ramen noodles recipe vegetarian?
Absolutely! Use vegetable broth instead of chicken broth, LEE KUM KEE Vegetarian Stir-Fry Sauce instead of oyster sauce and use mushrooms, tofu, additional veggies or plant-based ground “meat” in place of the ground beef.
FAQ
How do you dry ramen noodles?
- Use Your Own Broth. Use your own broth instead of the flavoring packet, any kind you like.
- Add Aromatics. Fresh aromatics give your broth’s flavor a real boost by being added.
- Sauce it Up. …
- Add Vegetables. …
- Add a Protein. …
- Top it Off.
How do I make dry ramen noodles better?
Ramen noodles are cooked before they are dried, so you can eat them raw. As a result, they are no less healthy for you than if you had cooked them normally.
Can you eat ramen noodles dry?
Finely ground semolina flour and water (typically without egg) are combined to form a paste, which is then pushed through molds and cut into the variety of pasta shapes we are all familiar with to make dry pasta.