Homemade Ramen Stockpile Meal | Easy Meals From The Pantry | Family Dinner at Heartway Farms


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Come along and cook with us this evening as we whip up a quick organic ramen stockpile meal from our own ramen recipe!

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  1. Carolyn Stinson
    Carolyn Stinson says:

    I'm allergic to raw onions but can eat them cooked. The fumes are horrible for me. I have found that partially freezing an onion before you slice or chop it really works and keeps my eyes from watering at all. It freezes the juices in the onion first and that is why it helps. Just set a timer when your onion(s) are in the freezer for 10-15 minutes, depending on size. You do not want to attempt to chop or slice a hard frozen onion. It is very dangerous because it could slip and someone get cut. I hope this helps.

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  2. Tracy Jung
    Tracy Jung says:

    Ramen is the best comfort food on a cold day! And I love how you can add whatever you have on hand. We add eggs right to the broth which is delicious. Also lots of spice.

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  3. Carmen N
    Carmen N says:

    Well, I guess I will need to buy those noodles, last week I was at Costco, picked them up then put them back unsure as to how I would prepare them. Thanks for the suggestions, loved the fact it had all those veggies! Oh! And thanks for sharing the recipe, will print and put in my cookbook 😁

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  4. Linda Price
    Linda Price says:

    We saw those noodles at Costco a while ago and not sure if they would be good to buy such a big bag. I ended up ordering a small bag from Azure Standard to try. They were so good! So we ended up getting the big bag from Costco the next time we went. Great job on your soup it looks yummy!

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  5. Fermented Homestead
    Fermented Homestead says:

    That looks like a great simple meal to throw together super quick! We love those Ramen noodles too. The best way I found to keep the onion gremlins at bay is to put a bowl of water right next to the onion you’re chopping. I promise it works. It’s so weird! the stuff in the onions are attracted to water, and will go to the nearest wet thing which is usually your eyeballs.

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  6. Cynthia Dies
    Cynthia Dies says:

    Thank you for sharing! I have to ask about your blue and white dishes. Are they Currier and Ives by Royal? I have a few of "The Old Grist Mill" pieces. I find them here and there when I go thrifting.

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  7. Jessica Warfield
    Jessica Warfield says:

    I avoided cutting onions at all costs due to them absolutely killing my eyes… started storing them in the fridge and now I can chop them with no problems! Give it a try. I now use onions almost daily. Store 4 or 5 in the fridge and just refill as needed. I was hesitant too, but it's a dream!

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  8. Julia Brown
    Julia Brown says:

    This looks AMAZING!! I use those noodles for a yummy stir fry with either teriyaki chicken or like a beef and broccoli style. Mmm so good. Definitely going to try your ramen recipe!

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