Homemade Ramen

[Anonymous No.9287068]

Easy DIY Homemade Ramen Recipe

[Anonymous No.9287076]

to make ramen requires a lot of flour, some time and some patience..enjoy

[Anonymous No.9287083]

2 1/2 cups of flour
1 tbs bakingsoda
1 egg
1/2 tps salt

[Anonymous No.9287091]

bake the 1tbs of baking soda for 1 hour at 250F.

[Anonymous No.9287103]

Meanwhile this is baking you can prepare your broth. Prep your veggies and grab any other ingredients you wish to add to it make it your way

[Anonymous No.9287111]

grab a 3/4 cup of warm water...
you will mix the baked bakingsoda to this until its dissolved

[Anonymous No.9287119]

add your dry ingredients first
follow it with the egg
and then lastly your bakedsoda water

[Anonymous No.9287132]

once thoroughly mixed adding flour as you go transfer the sticky ball of dough to a clean floured work surface

[Anonymous No.9287144]

this is part one of the time consumption
Knead, Knead, and Knead some more until you have shaped a smooth round ball.
add flour if needed the density of the dough should be supple to the touch and when lifted conforms to the palm of your hand. wrap in saran wrap for 10 mins til it settles

[Anonymous No.9287150]

onething to mention to make the noodles you will need to purchase a pasta maker an inexpensive one can be bought from amazon....https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009U5OSO/ref=twister_B01MY7MM97?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

[Anonymous No.9287158]

grab a bowl of flour after attaching your machine to the work surface and slice the dough in to four quaters

[Anonymous No.9287162]

[Anonymous No.9287180]

the bowl of flour will act as a catcher and dust the strand with extra flour as a finish.
before puting your dough through the machine make sure to dust the four quaters of doughballs with extraflour too it helps from the strands sticking together

[Anonymous No.9287188]

feed your dough through the lowest setting add flour to the front and back each time till you reach reach the 3rd level of the presser

[Anonymous No.9287191]

once done feed it through the pasta strand and dust the strands as you go

[Anonymous No.9287198]

finally once all the ramen has been made take a two quart pot of water and douse it with alot of salt til boiling point has been reached

[Anonymous No.9287210]

Was all this effort really worth saving $0.10?

[Anonymous No.9287213]

little by little grab a small handful of uncooked ramen and settle it in the pot use metal chopsticks if you have it handy or a fork and gently poke and prod the ramen it will be ready in less than a 1 min and 1/2.

[Anonymous No.9287217]

>>9287210
That $0.10 ramen is Shit!
It will never compare so yes the effort is worth it

[Anonymous No.9287227]

take a large mixing bowl of ice cold water and transfer the ramen to this it will stop the cooking process. Voila homemade ramen

[Anonymous No.9287228]

>>9287150
HOW TO MAKE RAMEN
STEP 1. BUY RAMEN MAKER

[Anonymous No.9287234]

>>9287217
It's ramen though, it's all shit.

If I was going to spend time making something, and buying a specialized machine to make something, I'd want to have that something be not-ramen.

[Anonymous No.9287259]

I'm not heating my house for an hour in the summer to bake baking soda.

WHAT'S THE POINT?

[Anonymous No.9287270]

Why are you Anons being so mean to OP? Fucking faggots.

[Anonymous No.9287342]

>>9287270
*bullies u*