Baek Jong-won's Nasturtium Soybean Paste Ramen
A special ramen that perfectly replicates the deep flavor of Korean BBQ restaurant's post-meal soybean paste ramen, enhanced with savory traditional soybean paste and fragrant spring nasturtiums.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Using ssamjang might make it too sweet, so it's best to use dark-colored traditional soybean paste for a savory and rustic flavor.
- To maintain the nasturtium's aroma and crisp texture, add them when the noodles start to loosen, not from the beginning.
- Since soybean paste is added, the broth can be salty, so use more water than usual for ramen (about 600ml).
- Adding an egg will mask the clean and refreshing taste of the soybean paste broth, so it is not recommended.
Recommended for
- Those who want to easily enjoy the fragrant flavor of spring nasturtiums in ramen.
- Those who want to taste the savory and spicy soybean paste ramen, like the post-meal dish at Korean BBQ restaurants, at home.
- Those looking for a unique and flavorful ramen with a deep broth, moving beyond regular ramen.
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