Pro Chef Reacts to…Uncle Roger Reacts to…Esther Choi Epicurious $11 Ramen


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  1. Brahm Payton
    Brahm Payton says:

    Huh, my two thoughts are kind of the same

    Shin Ramen is great, but Indomie deserves a shoutout as "Way better than Manchurian Ramen, but only slightly more expensive" for all broke people. (Order online if you are broke, much cheaper than at the supermarket)

    You CAN add your aromatics early. But if you are making OG pho or ramen that's going to be cooking for a lot longer than western broth. I made this mistake growing up with sesame oil. If you add it near the end, you need less of it because the flavor cooks off (probably made my parents mad wasting sesame oil)

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  2. Yeti or Not
    Yeti or Not says:

    Rotisserie chicken gets too much hate. Yeah, it's pre-made (that's the bloody point), yeah it's a bit soggy but nothing an oven can't fix. It's like 5 meals' worth of food for like ten bucks, how can you hate that? (first meal, leftovers, sandwiches, and the bones and skin for an AWESOME brown water soup)

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  3. OnePunchToCelebrate
    OnePunchToCelebrate says:

    Me: sitting the middle of a ramen restaurant, not wanting to disturb ppl around me turn on CC "oh this looks perfect"
    Chef: …reacting to Uncle Roger review Auntie Esther 11 ramen epicourious | I read said that all in cats i mean cuz that's how you're supposed it all in cats…"
    Me: geezus, is this a Chinese ramen?

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  4. Stomper
    Stomper says:

    Shin ramen is great, but it has too much of a mushroom taste to me. Dont like mushrooms. Also Cup Ramen is way better than packet ramen. No wax in cup ramen.

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  5. Aevin
    Aevin says:

    9:55 Uncle Roger is imho correct here.
    Especially on longer stock extractions you add the aromatics at the end, so they add some "peak" flavours instead of getting mellowed out and be barely unnoticeable when you add them at the beginning.

    I'm pretty sure Way of Ramen (on YT) has a video about this, or explains it in one of his many videos.
    Way of Ramen is also something I think you should check out 😉

    (Apologies for bad English, not my native language)

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