Baek Jong-won's Ramen Bibimbap
A Chinese-style spicy ramen featuring added fish cake and mushrooms, enhanced with a special seasoning sauce and hot green onion oil for maximum flavor.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Lightly sautéing the ramen broth over low heat removes the strong artificial aroma and raw scent typical of instant noodles, resulting in much deeper flavor.
- Since this is a dry-style ramen that isn’t rinsed in cold water, cook the noodles slightly longer than usual when making regular soup ramen to prevent them from becoming too firm.
- If fish cake is unavailable, you can substitute with spam or ham cut into strips. For shiitake mushrooms, you can also use enoki or shiitake mushrooms available at home.
- When making green onion oil, use medium-low heat instead of high heat to allow the green onion’s fragrance to fully infuse into the oil, achieving a gentle, golden-brown color.
Recommended for
- Those looking for a fresh, unique ramen dish alternative to their usual soup ramen or store-bought bibimbap.
- Fans of Chinese-style noodle dishes with a rich, savory-sweet-spicy balance and fragrant green onion oil.
- Home cooks wanting to use up leftover fish cake or mushrooms to create a more substantial and impressive meal.
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