OT: How do you Ramen? - Page 5

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    So we’ve all been there and some of us, either by choice or survival, may still eat their fair share of Ramen noodles. What I’ve noticed is that everyone seems to cook them up with their own personal style. Myself, I like them with a little bit of Olive oil, some parmesan and Rooster sauce. However, I’m getting a bit bored of this and want to know some other recipe ideas.

    Drop your recipe suggestions here, I’m interested to see what we can come up with.

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    Kelestrel
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    My favorite is beef ramen with green onions, chili powder, onion powder, and garlic powder. Sometimes I'll add some Sriracha if I'm feeling daring. I don't have the kitchen skills to keep perishables around, but green onions are easy to stick in a cup of water and let grow on the window sill.

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    #540107
    Kelestrel
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    My favorite is beef ramen with green onions, chili powder, onion powder, and garlic powder. Sometimes I'll add some Sriracha if I'm feeling daring. I don't have the kitchen skills to keep perishables around, but green onions are easy to stick in a cup of water and let grow on the window sill.

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    #540067
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    I drain them well then add the flavor packet with some vinegar. I've only tried it with the chicken flavor though.

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    I drain them well then add the flavor packet with some vinegar. I've only tried it with the chicken flavor though.

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