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Prep time
30 minutes
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Cook time
30 minutes
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Serves
2
Author Notes
I have enamored of high quality ramen dishes. The major problem is that i have no space and time to make the broth I like. My local Japanese store sells excellent frozen pork and chicken broth with yuzu, so i tinker with and use that. —LeBec Fin
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Ingredients
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1/2 cup
dried Wakame, soaked to soften, lifted from the water, put into larger bin of cold water, soaked 30 minutes to 1 hour, and hand-rubbed in same water to remove saltiness. Lift out of water and shred finely with knife of scissors
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1/2-1 cups
chopped thinnest chinese celery stems,rinsed [DO NOT USE REGULAR CELERY]
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2 teaspoons
finely shredded pickled ginger, rinsed well
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fresh ramen, egg or flour, boiled til al dente, and dumped into bowl of cold water with ice, and left til chilled. lift from water, drain and place in 2 bowls
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yuzu ramen broth made with pork and chicken bones
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1 lemon
seeded and squeezed of all juice , addded to yuzu broth defrosted packet
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1/3 of yuzu broth volume
liquid very smoky lapsang souchong tea
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8-16 ounces
fresh Tobiko
Directions
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combine in 2 bowls wakame through ramen. Add tobiko to each, top with enough broth to reach sides of ramen.
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