hello, my comment is only to REMIND the believers, for the unbelievers just ignore this comment. Pork is one of non-kosher foods, God forbids non-kosher food in the Last Testament of God. for those who touch non-kosher food, they will become unclean. For those who eat non-kosher food, they will become unclean & they heart will become dark (become hard to accept the truth). Eating non-kosher food is one of major sins. May God protects the believers from eating non-kosher food, Ameen.
0:23 … Exaggeration. There are in Japan tens of thousand ramen noodle restaurants, which is an astonishing number already, but not millions. Please do not mislead & correct. Thank you. Have a nice day!
+JapaneseCooking101 Have you tried making your own noodles with fresh ingredients? they have many simple pasta makers, its quite simple actually. Do you have any recipe recommendations for making the noodles from scratch? Also, how do you cut the meat and eggs with just chopsticks? seems it requires a knife to slice up, or are you supposed to just pick up a big chunk and chew it? If I go to Japan, I dont want to be the dumb foreigner trying to cut something you are meant to simply eat..or, worse, trying to gnaw on a big slab of meat you are supposed to cut up..
I noticed a lot of Muslims in the comments. I am also Muslim. You can take out the sake, no big deal and replaced the pork with seafood, roast chicken, or beef brisket
Hi good morning, I really liked this recipe. I make a question. ¿I can use salt instead of sea salt for meat? oh and another question soy sauce you use to make soup; is soy sauce with salt or no salt?
From already thank you very much for your time and Kindness.
hello i would simply like to share a tip. if you must leave a pot for a long time or find yourself in a situation in which a pot may boil over, simply put a wooden spoon over the top of the pot and it will help to keep it from boiling over.
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Can i skip the sake , i dont have sake. Is sake is necessary?
Tell me something, is sake necessary or can I skip it? Is there any alternative to it?
so no dashi at all ?
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Would adding more sake change the taste too much?
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finally a good ramen recipie
Pork looks alittle too dry, because the pork is too lean. would consider roasting or braising the pork instead. thanks!
hello, my comment is only to REMIND the believers, for the unbelievers just ignore this comment.
Pork is one of non-kosher foods, God forbids non-kosher food in the Last Testament of God.
for those who touch non-kosher food, they will become unclean. For those who eat non-kosher food, they will become unclean &
they heart will become dark (become hard to accept the truth).
Eating non-kosher food is one of major sins.
May God protects the believers from eating non-kosher food, Ameen.
can i substitute the sake with something? i'm not allowed to ''eat'' sake because i'm a moslem. or can i just don't add it? thanks^.^
0:23 … Exaggeration. There are in Japan tens of thousand ramen noodle restaurants, which is an astonishing number already, but not millions. Please do not mislead & correct. Thank you. Have a nice day!
+JapaneseCooking101 Have you tried making your own noodles with fresh ingredients? they have many simple pasta makers, its quite simple actually. Do you have any recipe recommendations for making the noodles from scratch?
Also, how do you cut the meat and eggs with just chopsticks? seems it requires a knife to slice up, or are you supposed to just pick up a big chunk and chew it? If I go to Japan, I dont want to be the dumb foreigner trying to cut something you are meant to simply eat..or, worse, trying to gnaw on a big slab of meat you are supposed to cut up..
luckily in my country ramen in a japanese restaurant costs about 5 to 6 dollars because i will never be able to make ramen myself XD
looks delicious!!
watching while eating fried rice
can u use a different type of meat for the broth or does it have to be pork?
I noticed a lot of Muslims in the comments. I am also Muslim. You can take out the sake, no big deal and replaced the pork with seafood, roast chicken, or beef brisket
i was just tryna be cute lookin up how to make the instant kind and found this video. glad i did and learned something new. thanks
Hello, Can I use dry angel hair noodles instead? do I still have to use baking soda?
And here I thought I was special adding veggies to my maruchan. ಥ⌣ಥ
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Hello! Can I used those green onions, which were already cooked, as a topping? Thank you for the answer!
Would it be okay to use rice noodles?
i wish i could find udon noodle. i miss living in japan. my favorite was shiro miso ramen with extra garlic paste and a melon fanta yummmmmmm
Hi good morning, I really liked this recipe. I make a question. ¿I can use salt instead of sea salt for meat? oh and another question soy sauce you use to make soup; is soy sauce with salt or no salt?
From already thank you very much for your time and Kindness.
2-3 days just to prep the pork? And overnight, how many hours like 16 hours or something like that? And is there a way to prep the meat faster?
are the bean sprouts boiled ?
if 2m big guy eat asian food, he has always a skinny twiggy wood board body, looks not good, he can not work by WWF:-))
what cut of pork is that
How do you make the broth the spicy version?
all these weebs in the comments smh tbh fam
Can i use olive oil instead of sesame oil?
It looks f nasty! Pork is f unsanitary unhealthy meat shit!
I have lot experience about Original Japanese Ramen, and your Ramen sound great.F.B/EDChef Gourmet = Check me out.
is it a problem if i cook my noodle in the base soup?
Ladies, you are amazing.
Mirin is alcoholic actually! but you can now buy non-alcholic versions
hello i would simply like to share a tip. if you must leave a pot for a long time or find yourself in a situation in which a pot may boil over, simply put a wooden spoon over the top of the pot and it will help to keep it from boiling over.
You can buy Alcohol free Mirin from oriental supermarkets and use that instead of Sake
Absolutely beautiful. The food too.