Baek Jong-won's Hwangtae Haejang Ramen
A hangover-busting ramen that maximizes coolness by stir-frying dried pollock and bean sprouts in oil, and adds a deep savory flavor with salted shrimp.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Stir-frying dried pollock while dry can easily burn it, so lightly soaking it in water before stir-frying makes it tender and plump.
- Dried pollock and bean sprouts absorb a lot of broth, so be sure to add at least half a cup more water than usual for ramen to prevent it from being too salty.
- If you don't have salted shrimp, you can substitute with soup soy sauce, salt, or a seasoning mix like Dasida to adjust the flavor.
- After cooking, you can plate it neatly by first transferring the noodles to a bowl with chopsticks, then pouring the broth and toppings over them.
Recommended for
- Those looking for a powerful hangover remedy to soothe their stomach after heavy drinking.
- Those who want to upgrade their regular ramen into a deep and refreshing soup dish.
- Those who prefer a soup with a deep savory flavor from the combination of dried pollock and salted shrimp.
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