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Hello /ck/

How do i achieve this? thought it looked pretty gud

>> No.5083092
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5083092

>cook bacon
>cook noodles
>put cooked bacon and raw egg on noodles

>> No.5083095

>>5083092
wont the noodles get burnt on the pan?

>> No.5083097

>>5083095
\if for some reason you decided to be extra retarded and fry the dried brick of noodles by itself and not simply follow the directions on the pack, then yes. they would burn.

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5083107

Miracles

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5083111

>>5083090
Is this some variation on the classic nomlette?

>> No.5083112

>>5083095

If you're stupid and don't boil them first, yeah.

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I made that. It's pretty much what >>5083092 said.
You cook the bacon and then put them aside.
Fill the pan with water and meat stock (I had those cubed ones), then add noodles when the water boils.
When the noodles are cooked, crack a raw egg on them and wait until the egg is done.

I wouldn't put the bacon back in the pan if left for too long. Mine got a little soggy.