MISO RAMEN NOODLES – Instant Pot & Joule Sous Vide


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After much research and input from you guys, here’s my take on miso ramen using the Instant Pot and Joule tag team. The results were delish! Be prepared for a …

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  1. Flo Lum
    Flo Lum says:

    It took 2 days! But it was worth it… the flavour was amazing! The video is on the long side as it was a long process, hopefully I made it easy enough to follow along. Happy cooking!

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  2. Geo De
    Geo De says:

    If you can't get fresh ramen noodles, soft yakisoba noodles are a great substitution when you're making your own broth.👍☺
    Love all your videos!
    Thank you! 👏 💞💞💞💞💞

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  3. Lorne Smith
    Lorne Smith says:

    for the ramen eggs, water down the marinade and leave it in for at least 24 hours, aim for 36 to 48. It allows the marinade to break through the egg and result in a more thoroughly marinaded egg (but not as strong, of course). Love the recipe though.

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  4. Keefer P
    Keefer P says:

    HMMMM hilarious that ramen / Korean Chinese-style fresh noodles are being substituted here AND THEN there's the delicious garlic SPAGHETTINI substitution video, too! (Wink & Grin) Substitutions = Inventions! …and it all tastes GR8!

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  5. PBK
    PBK says:

    If you all ever open a restaurant, please put this on the menu. Not sure I could manage this one at home, but would love to try!

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  6. Artono Darmodjo
    Artono Darmodjo says:

    with that much water in the pressure cooker, does it even have enough room to actually pressurize? Traditional pressure cookers usually have a water fill line which you should not pass. If you pass that water fill line, the pressure cooker will not pressurize.

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  7. Mma Voice
    Mma Voice says:

    In order to achieve the creamy white color (Paitan) like that found in pork Tonkotsu, you would need to stove cook at a consistent high temperature as the pressure cooker lacks the essential boiling motion. But I love clear broth too and I’m guessing this was amazing!

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  8. steve lee
    steve lee says:

    Hi, Dear Team of Flo Lum, Is that really legal to make a Ramen dish so complicated and time consuming? It certainly looks much more delicious than the one I had in Kyoto before, but you might be hurting Japan's national pride and making our national productivity drop by at least 2%, thus compelling the Congress to pass a new law limiting Ramen-making to no more than 2 hours, of course, except by the ones who have attained Flo Lum's level of accomplishment and sophistication or by the ones otherwise duly licensed.
    Lastly, I wish you could create a "Copy and Paste" feature so that I can duplicate the dish without feeling guilty.

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  9. Joan Burr-Salzman
    Joan Burr-Salzman says:

    Slide a spoon under the eggshell to peel. I have a tablespoon/soup spoon that is 3 times larger than a regular teaspoon that works better but a tableware teaspoon works well ( it has to be rounded not a flatbottom). Pork belly and chicken wings now too pricey. When my husband was laid off for a while chicken wings were inexpensive.

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