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Making ramen for the first time lads. Share tips, recipes, advice, and stories. Japs wanted.

Best meat and toppings?

>> No.10078933

>General
Fuck off.

>> No.10078935

>>10078931
Ramen doesn't need it's own general.

>> No.10078936

>>10078933
What about a Sergeant?

>> No.10078951
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10078951

>>10078935
>it's own

>> No.10079011
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>>10078951
>I point out grammatical mistakes on 4chan

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>>10079011
>He doesn't speak his own mother language correctly

>> No.10080797

>>10078931
It depends on how weeb exactly you're going.

Most Ramen is Soy Sauce based or Pork Based.

So it's mostly topped with pork.

Slices of green onion is pretty common, as are eggs, either soft or hard-boiled.

Hold on, I think I have an infographic for this.

>> No.10080805

>>10079011
>spelling words wrong in the age of spell check

Grow a brain scrub.

>> No.10080815

>>10080797
Hit me up with that infographic senpai.

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>>10080815
So, turns out it was on a hard drive that got fried.

But, you know, 2 seconds of google fixed that.

While it's meant for doctoring store-bought, obviously, you can just look at it based on the flavor you're working with, if you're making your own.

>> No.10080873

>>10080797
? Ramen comes in Pork, soy sauce, miso, or salt. Theres no specific type thats more common

>> No.10081094

>>10080821

After having made a half dozen ramen soups, this is a bad infographic because it's incredibly dated and it bears no mention of alternative noodles other than cheap ones.