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Nostalgia is a powerful ingredient

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nostalgia is the most powerful ingredient ramen was never something my mom allowed in the house when i was growing up so whenever she went out to see her friends my dad would take out his emergency stash of instant noodles and make some he’s a fundamentalist when it comes to ramen he always uses this thin copper colored pot to cook the ramen he made his noodles according to the package descriptions but 50 milliliters shy of water to account for the moisture from the egg to boiling water the soup packet goes in then the dry mix and the noodles cook it al dente for three and a half minutes crack one egg cover the lid and cook for 30 seconds to let the egg whites set before taking it off the grill using a spoon we would use an encyclopedia or a boring book to lay the pot on top and enjoy it straight from the pot using the lid as a plate and after we slipped the noodles away we would get some day-old rice mix it in with the leftover soup and crown the bite with spicy sour kimchi ramen always brings back these little memories i share with my dad and shows that

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  2. @sincerely_6362

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  6. @ksseo506

    라면스프는 고추장 멸치볶음을 넣어보세요. 라면스프와 아주 비슷한 맛이 납니다. 파와 고추가루도 넣으면 비슷할거 같음. 라면사리는 면을 뽑아 수증기로 쪄낸뒤, 기름에 튀기는 방법. Try adding (Stir-fried Dried Anchovies in Red Chili Paste)of korean food, to ramen soup. It tastes very similar to instant ramen soup. I think it would be similar if you also added green onions and red pepper powder. Ramen Sari is a method of pulling noodles, steaming them, and then frying them in oil.

    고추장과 참기름(볶아진 식용유, 정도)과 몇마리의 마른 멸치를 넣어도, 한국의 라면스프와 비슷한 맛이 될거라고 생각합니다.

    If you add red pepper paste and sesame oil (fried cooking oil, degree), and a few dried anchovies, I think it will taste similar to Korean ramen soup.

  7. @NoOne67890

    Every 3 months, the YT algorithm brings this video back to my feed. I know all the words of the video by heart. But every-time, I watch it all the way to the end.

    Something about the vibe from the video is so warm and comforting.

  9. @billyannecrews6651

    Mine is seafood flat noodle soup. Either bland or spicy… it’s my ultimate comfort food. It can change my entire mood with one bite. Sucks because unless I make it myself… I can’t get anything good I’m Chattanooga

  12. @phoebelam5761

    My dad would bring us to church. We would make hot cocoa every morning and between services, my dad would get us McD’s hashbrowns. Don’t worry, we didn’t tell our mom :).

  14. @kimmcqueen1707

    My husband won’t let me feed my kids ramen so I found excuses say let my kids had once a week with vegetables with it, plus with some fish or meat balls and he agreed😅

  18. @emilykettle3576

    When my mom was out of town, my dad would make us Kraft mac n cheese, microwaved canned green beans, and apple slices. Everyyyyy time 😅❤

  20. @kantbtamed1032

    I’m so sick right now with Covid and stuck in a room with no light to isolate and I’ve only had 2 phone calls this entire time. What I wouldn’t give for a comforting pot like that right now. Even if I could make it myself. It’s 3 more days till I can leave the house for food. I have dumplings. And some minced meat. And rice. Not my favourite sick food. So I haven’t had anything:

  23. @DDDd-yz6kz

    If this is the same recipe, maybe just 1 egg and just small portion of kimchi was the real issue.

  25. @Kb-gh2rk

    This is so endearing to watch and listen to. I loved hearing the story whilst watching you recreate it. What a fun way to capture it all in such a short time. I felt like I had nostalgia for a memory I’ve never even had.

  27. @armandoguzman8945

    "ramen was never something my mom allowed in the house while i was growing up" then why wasn't your dad going to the store to buy some ramen when your mom wasn't home why was he able to have an emergency stash if she didn't allow it lol

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