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I love this idea as a college student. I can feed myself dinner quick and easy. Since eggs come in dozens, Ramen comes in dozens x 2, and only half an onion is used my limited food resources aren't totally usurped. The less trips to the store the better! I really loved it. Sliced cheddar cheese has about calories per slice, and a poached egg has about calories. The butter, scallion, and sesame seeds add about another 50 calories. So, expect your ramen bowl to have about calories.
In general, instant noodles are not very healthy because they have high fat, carb, and sodium content. But, if you add some healthy protein like egg and some veggies, you can improve it. You can experiment with all kinds of veggies and toppings. For more inspiration, read 9 best ramen toppings to order or use when making ramen at home. Rather go for a vegan ramen recipe but not miss out on flavor?
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Most people will wait until the noodles are almost done, then crack an egg in and whisk it around with a fork. My method is a little different. Are you surprised? First of all there is the question of yolks.
Often times the eggs in an egg drop soup are primarily egg whites, with the yolk bring swept off for other uses. I personally prefer a ratio, two whites to one yolk. I whisk my eggs in a separate bowl with a spoon to create less bubbles. Then gently pour them into my boiling ramen noodles included while slowly stirring it all together. The egg is an incredibly versatile food so it only makes sense that it ended up in our favorite instant dish. What are your favorite methods? Let me know in the comments!
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