
Ramen Tonkotsu
Are you ready to dive into the delicious world of Ramen Tonkotsu? Get ready for a flavor explosion with this Japanese classic! So, here's the deal: blanch those pork bones, rinse them off, and let them simmer in fresh water for 8+ hours. Don't forget to stir that broth occasionally until it turns into a beautiful milky-white color. While that's simmering away, braise your pork belly in a soy sauce mixture to make that mouthwatering chashu. Now for a little insider tip from yours truly: always make sure to skim off any impurities that rise to the surface while simmering the broth. Trust me, nobody wants a cloudy broth in their Ramen Tonkotsu! And hey, speaking of mistakes, let me tell you about the time I accidentally used too much ginger in my broth. Let's just say, my ramen had a bit of a kick that day! But hey, we all learn from our blunders, right? Now go ahead, savor every slurp of that rich, creamy goodness with tender chashu, soft-boiled eggs, and all the umami goodness your heart desires. Enjoy! 🍜
Ingredients
- Pork bones2kg
- Chashu pork belly500g
- Ramen noodles400g
- Soft-boiled eggs4
- Green onions4
- Nori sheets8
- Soy sauce4 tbsp
- Ginger50g
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Directions
- 1
Blanch pork bones, rinse, then simmer in fresh water for 8+ hours.
- 2
Stir broth occasionally to achieve milky-white color.
- 3
Braise pork belly in soy sauce mixture for chashu.
- 4
Prepare soft-boiled eggs (6 min 30 sec), marinate in soy sauce.
- 5
Cook ramen noodles according to package.
- 6
Assemble: noodles, hot broth, sliced chashu, egg, nori, green onions.
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