Jung Ho-young's Yellow Croaker Bean Sprout Ramen

A hangover remedy ramen that maximizes the refreshing and rich flavors of broth by adding yellow croaker flakes and bean sprouts

Ingredients needed 1 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Since yellow croaker flakes and bean sprouts act as additional ingredients, the broth may become too light in flavor. Use 650ml of water—more than usual for regular ramen—and include all the soup powders to ensure proper seasoning.
  • With abundant solids, noodles may float on top; make sure to position them properly during boiling so they’re fully submerged in the broth.

Recommended for

  • Those needing a refreshing and hearty hangover soup after heavy drinking the previous day.
  • People who want to elevate a simple ramen into a more gourmet-style meal with just a few basic ingredients.

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