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What I Ate: February 16, 2010
Posted 16 February, 2010 at 7:26pm by Michael Chu(Filed under: Food, What I Ate)
Lunch: Tina tried making ramen again using a rich pork stock, Nong Shim Instant Ramyun Noodles, nori, bamboo shoots, pork, and a hard boiled egg. The pork soup was great by itself, but didn't work well with the noodles (tasted a little bland). We'll have to keep working at it.
Dinner: Tina and I split some leftovers (pork ribs, ribeye steak, creamed spinach, and sweet potato).
3 comments to What I Ate: February 16, 2010
Will Pearson, February 17th, 2010 at 10:34 am:
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I've attempted this in the past and had the same problem with a bland tasting broth. I've had success by making a pork broth using roasted bones, ginger, green onion, and some granulated dashi. While the broth was cooking I pressure cooked a pork butt for 35-40 minutes in some soy sauce, water, mirin, green onion, and a dried chili. When I combined the reserved liquid from the pressure cooker with the bone broth it resulted in a richer tasting soup. I like to top mine with preserved bamboo shoots in chili oil and the sliced pork. Also, I have my butcher cut the bones into smaller pieces exposing the spongy center, I think it helps make a richer broth.
Michael Chu, February 17th, 2010 at 10:54 am:
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We used pork neck bones for this broth. Some dashi and ginger could help make a big difference.
Susanne, February 18th, 2010 at 2:31 am:
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have you tried the recipe from this book?
Tastes wonderful..mmm…just thinking about it makes my mouth water.
The porkbelly that goes with the ramen is especially good.Susanne