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Shoyu Ramen
Ingredients: (for 4 sevings)
1kg chicken bones for 1.5 liter chicken soup,1 white onion (leek),
30 grams ginger, 2 liters water, 4-5 tablespoons soy sauce, 3 tablespoons
sake, 1/3 teaspoon salt, a little pepper and sesame oil,
4 balls of chinese noodles, 8 pieces yakibuta (chinese pork
ham), 4 pieces naruto, 1/2 bunch spinach, 1/2 sheet nori,
1/2 green onion, a little shinachiku (chinese flavored bamboo
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butsugiri
koguchigiri |
Preparation:
Soup:
- Clean chicken bone, remove fat and sinew, wash well. Then cut
it into large butsugiri.
- Boil water in pot, put bones in it. Boil bones until the color
of the bone changes. Place bones on strainer to drain water.
- Prepare a large deep pot with water (1.5 liter), leek, ginger
and bones together. Start to boil on a high flame.
- When it comes to a boil, skim the scum.
- Continue heating for 1 hour with mid-low flame, while skimming
the scum often.
- Filter it on the bowl by strainer with thin cloth or kitchen
towel on top.
Toppings:
- Wash spinach, place it in a pot of boiling water from stem,
then boil. Cut spinach into 5cm length.
- Cut nori into quarter sizes.
- Slice green onion into thin koguchigiri (thin slice),
soak in water, then dry with cloth or paper towel.
How to make:
- Heat up soup stock, add soy sauce, sake, salt, pepper
and sesame oil.
- Boil water in a large pot, boil noodles.
- Set serving bowls warm, pour soup, put noodles.
- Add yakibuta, naruto, spinach, shinachiku
and nori on top.
- Shake pepper and garnish with green onion as desired.
This most common way to make Shoyu Ramen. To make it much
easier use ready made soup sock. If yakibuta is not available,
make it as follows:
- Set 600 grams of pork block tied with cotton string in tsukejiru
soup for a while. Tsukejiru (1 teaspoon grated ginger,
3 tablespoons of each sugar, soy sauce and sake, a little
pepper). Put oil in a chinese frying pan, fry the block of meat
until it browned, add rest of tsukejiru in to pan and heat
with low flame until it cooked well, while pouring liquid over
the block of meat. Oven can be used with tsukejiru to make
block of meat to shine.
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