This Man's Cook's Street Food Noodle Soup

Name: This Man's Cook's Street Food Noodle Soup
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 1 servings
Cuisine: Korean
Ingredients: ramen 1 pack; water 500ml; green onion as needed; egg 1; red pepper powder a little

A street food-style ramen that removes the floury taste by first separating the noodles, and achieves a clean, rich broth without stirring the egg.

Recommended for

Those who want to enjoy chewy noodles and a clean broth like at a street food ramen shop at home
People who struggle with noodles breaking apart or broth becoming greasy due to eggs when cooking ramen

10 min Difficulty Very easy Noodles & bunsik

Main ingredients

ramengreen onioneggred pepper powder

Ingredients needed 1 servings

ramen 1 pack
water 500ml
green onion as needed
egg 1
red pepper powder a little

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Recipe

Slice green onion diagonally for garnish.
Place 500ml of water in a pot and bring to a boil over high heat.
Once boiling, add the ramen noodles and powdered soup mix, and cook.
When the noodles are about 80% cooked and slightly firm (about 2 minutes 30 seconds), remove them first and set aside in a bowl.
Add the solid soup base and sliced green onion to the remaining broth and continue boiling.
Pour in one beaten egg and let it cook for 30 seconds without stirring, using chopsticks to avoid clouding the broth.
Once the egg is cooked, pour the hot broth with garnishes over the reserved noodles in the bowl.
Finally, sprinkle a small amount of red pepper powder on top to finish.

When the water boils, add noodles and powdered soup mix, cook until 80% done, then remove noodles first and set aside.
Add solid soup base, green onion, and beaten egg to the remaining broth and cook for 30 seconds without stirring.
Pour the cooked broth over the noodles and sprinkle red pepper powder to finish.

Cooking tips

Boil the noodles in strands rather than cutting them to enjoy long, unbroken noodle texture.
Never stir after adding the egg, as mixing with flour components will cloud the broth and ruin its clean flavor.
Using a pot with high thermal conductivity helps replicate the intense heat typical of street food restaurants.

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This Man's Cook's Street Food Noodle Soup

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