Ah, for people like me that are too lazy to cook, there's the magic of instant
noodle ramen!
Do you put your own stuff in it, or do you just eat what's given in the
package?
I usually use the stuff that's given in the package, and put in an egg, too.
Because eggs are really tasty when they're soft.
What I put in my ramen depends on which brand it is ("Maruchan" or
"Ichiban Sapporo"; I try to avoid purchasing "Nissan"). If
it's Maruchan, then most likely I'll add a bit more peas, since those seem to
disappear easily to the bottom (this is only if it's the cup of noodles kind).
With Ichiban Sapporo, I'll usually eat it plain (by which I mean I'll also use
the seasoning pouch), as well as with whatever vegetables I can locate.
I don't put anything extra in my ramen. I do however mix two different packets
of ramen, and put the seasonings in the water prior to it boiling. It allows the
noodle to become infused wit hthe seasons. I picked the trick up from my
grandmother. <3
i think the Maruchan brand is the only one available in my area, but i usually
just put the packet stuff on there. in fact, i'll put it on regular noodles i
make (like seashell and penne). as far as flavor goes, most of them are good.
YAY for lazy, money-strapped college people who can't cook!
merged: 09-27-2007 ~ 01:28am
i think the Maruchan brand is the only one available in my area, but i usually
just put the packet stuff on there. in fact, i'll put it on regular noodles i
make (like seashell and penne). as far as flavor goes, most of them are good.
YAY for lazy, money-strapped college people who can't cook!
for me, I eat whats in the package, the noodle, soup base and sesame oil. I take
out the bits of green during the boiling though. The stuff's not very nutritious
for me, but that's because its Nissan brand, however, I only eat it once every
two weeks..... sigh... I want some now......
I don't eat instant ramen since there is a ramen shop near my home.My fav is a
double egg mix miso ramen.It use a lot of eggs and naruto in it,yummy.LOL
Normally I eat Ramen by itself, but I've occasionally added carrots, onions,
pepper, potatoes, celery, and shrimp. And at times, for my amusement, food
coloring.
i'm too lazy to go eat ramen at a shop, so i buy lots of instant ramen; it all
take 3 minutes; i usually pour beef into the pot, and some egg if i have any
lying around the kitchen~
Ah, for people like me that are too lazy to cook, there's the magic of instant noodle ramen!
Do you put your own stuff in it, or do you just eat what's given in the package?
I usually use the stuff that's given in the package, and put in an egg, too.
Because eggs are really tasty when they're soft.
What I put in my ramen depends on which brand it is ("Maruchan" or "Ichiban Sapporo"; I try to avoid purchasing "Nissan"). If it's Maruchan, then most likely I'll add a bit more peas, since those seem to disappear easily to the bottom (this is only if it's the cup of noodles kind). With Ichiban Sapporo, I'll usually eat it plain (by which I mean I'll also use the seasoning pouch), as well as with whatever vegetables I can locate.
just the stuff they give you in the package, because I'm too lazy to locate/make food to put it in
I don't put anything extra in my ramen. I do however mix two different packets of ramen, and put the seasonings in the water prior to it boiling. It allows the noodle to become infused wit hthe seasons. I picked the trick up from my grandmother. <3
Wow, infusing the noodles with the seasonings! I usually just put everything into a bowl and pour boiling water over it like tea. xD
that sounds like a Cup-o-noodle! xD
Yea, it makes it really yummy. Usually I mix Chicken and Beef flavors.
I eat the beef ones and salt them till they're so unhealthy that my blood pressure goes through the roof.
Yummy!
i think the Maruchan brand is the only one available in my area, but i usually just put the packet stuff on there. in fact, i'll put it on regular noodles i make (like seashell and penne). as far as flavor goes, most of them are good. YAY for lazy, money-strapped college people who can't cook!
merged: 09-27-2007 ~ 01:28am
i think the Maruchan brand is the only one available in my area, but i usually just put the packet stuff on there. in fact, i'll put it on regular noodles i make (like seashell and penne). as far as flavor goes, most of them are good. YAY for lazy, money-strapped college people who can't cook!
for me, I eat whats in the package, the noodle, soup base and sesame oil. I take out the bits of green during the boiling though. The stuff's not very nutritious for me, but that's because its Nissan brand, however, I only eat it once every two weeks..... sigh... I want some now......
I usually toss the seasoning and just use the noodles as spaghetti, with tomato sauce and cheese... I am so weird XP
I like lots of hot sauce. Also after I eat the ramen, I finish the remaining soup with some rice.
I'm too poor to put my own stuff in the instant ramen. I do buy it for a reason.
If I were making my own, I'd load it up, though. Meat, giant veggies, all kinds of spices...I'd love to visit a real ramen bar.
I put peas and carrots into it... and sometimes cabbage. ^^
Oh and eggs too..
I don't eat instant ramen since there is a ramen shop near my home.My fav is a double egg mix miso ramen.It use a lot of eggs and naruto in it,yummy.LOL
woah! ramen shop! Lucky!
Normally I eat Ramen by itself, but I've occasionally added carrots, onions, pepper, potatoes, celery, and shrimp. And at times, for my amusement, food coloring.
When i feel like it, egg, chicken, beef, lettuce.
i'm too lazy to go eat ramen at a shop, so i buy lots of instant ramen; it all take 3 minutes; i usually pour beef into the pot, and some egg if i have any lying around the kitchen~
some mushrooms and definitely eggs! Two eggs if possible...
hehe, Eggs really are popular ramen food. xD
I just tried the Maruchan Yakisoba dishes and I like those as well
As fo condiments I usually add hot sauce, good Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce
I put shrimp or beef and alot of vegetables its delicious, but i love ramen with just about anything
I don't know I really like my ramen plain especially the soup ramen....