Ramen orecchiette — easy homemade alkaline noodle soup


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  1. Adam Seroka
    Adam Seroka says:

    Bless you Adam for repping Michigan AGAIN! I can't help but feel hyped by your interest in our state and the culinary legacies lying within.

    Fat Tuesday is coming up soon! Might be a fun topic for a Podcast: Examining Lent and Fat Tuesday. Ritualized fasting and it's influence on modern spring culinaries based in Europe.

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  2. Harry Zhu
    Harry Zhu says:

    technically, logarithmic is really small changes, hence why the ph scale is 1 apart. The representation is logarithmic, but the change is exponential and thats why is significant 🙂

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  3. Chris Goetz
    Chris Goetz says:

    I'm addicted to tomatoes, I've always claimed them as my favorite food, tomatoes slices, whole, sauces, paste, tomato sandwhiches, on eggs, soups etc.

    I also cook alot with white wine. So I got to thinking what it would be like if I put dehydrated tomatoes in a mason jar and poured white wine on top and sit for a while just for cooking.

    Then I started thinking of other things I could do this with or mix, tomato, garlic and onion and shiitake in a jar for making sauces (bacon?)

    If alcohol after a while can do this with vanilla, can more flavors also be leached out by just pre soaking certain ingredients instead of just cooking with them and adding wine I guess would be my question/recommendation for a video. Thanks.

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  4. Nikola Manolov
    Nikola Manolov says:

    Over the last few years I've worked very hard on perfecting a cheap and quick ramen recipe. Or as cheap and quick as one can make with traditional ramen methods, at home, in eastern Europe. I love that recipe, but it still takes a lot of time and effort to make well. With that being said, i will surly give it a try at some point when i want a easier meal. Would it work well with dried noodles? Would there even be a difference?

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  5. Francesco Favro
    Francesco Favro says:

    fine, i'm going to be THAT guy. those aren't proper "orecchiette", you would need to individually roll them against your thumb, or the back of a knife, to give them their typical shape. I absolutely know that isn't the point of the video, and it would take 3x the time just to do that, i just felt like pointing it out.

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  6. Mari S
    Mari S says:

    Honestly I’m quite confused why you decided to call this dish ramen, Adam. Ramen is the name for a specific type of long noodle that may or may not be alkaline. Yours definitely does look great and tasty, but it has nothing to do with ramen as we know what it is in Japan – calling this dish ‘ramen’ is kinda like calling couscous ‘spaghetti’.

    Why can’t this be simply called Asian inspired noodle soup, for it doesn’t even remotely look like a Japanese dish? I generally love people around the world enjoy our food with their own interpretation and creative tweaks but borrowing the name only for something that is completely different is rather disheartening

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