A spicy hangover ramyeon featuring blanched bean sprouts and soaked rice cake slices in a fiery broth, topped with gochugaru for a bracing and refreshing flavor reminiscent of a classic specialty shop.
If you boil the bean sprouts together with the ramyeon from the beginning, they will lose their crunch and become tough. Always blanch them first and add as a garnish to maintain a clean texture.
Do not stir vigorously after adding the egg, as it will cloud the broth and dull the distinctive spicy, refreshing flavor. Let it cook gently.
For spice enthusiasts, substitute regular gochugaru with cheongyang gochugaru or Vietnamese chili powder to intensify the kick.
Recommended for π
βThose seeking a fiery and satisfying hangover remedy to clear the head after a night of heavy drinking.
βThose nostalgic for the unique spicy and pungent topping combination found at old-school spicy ramyeon shops.
βCollege students who want to elevate instant ramyeon with minimal fridge ingredients to a quality that rivals restaurant dishes.