Solo Cooking God Spicy Ham Kimchi Ramen

A powerful hangover cure ramen that delivers rich, deep, and spicy flavors by sautéing mashed canned ham and kimchi in oil, resembling a hearty meat jajangmyeon.

Ingredients needed 1 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Do not cut the canned ham with a knife—crush it completely in a plastic bag and sauté it in oil so the flavor and fat from the ham fully infuse into the broth, resulting in a richer stock.
  • Using a wide frying pan instead of a pot causes faster evaporation of moisture, so consider adding a little extra water or starting with a generous amount to prevent the broth from becoming too salty.
  • Adding plenty of bean sprouts and black pepper at the end helps cleanse the richness of the broth, maximizing the jajangmyeon-like hangover relief effect.

Recommended for

  • Those seeking a much richer and spicier hangover soup than regular ramen.
  • People wanting to creatively use leftover canned ham and fresh kimchi at home.
  • Those aiming to achieve a deep, restaurant-quality flavor similar to Chinese-style meat jajangmyeon with just one ramen pack.

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