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Ramen Culture
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Приєднався 10 кві 2019
Ramen Culture is dedicated to spreading knowledge and love for good ramen, good food, good people and good stories. We bring videos about cooking recipes, techniques, tools, and stories about people in the food & beverage industry.
RAMEN CULTURE: How to make SHIO RAMEN
On this episode of At Home Cooking, we combine all five elements of making a bowl of Ramen to make Shio Ramen. "Shio" means salt in Japanese, which is the type of tare we use here. The five elements are soup, tare (sauce), aroma oil, noodles and toppings. Feel free to play around with the recipe and adjust the elements to create your perfect shoyu ramen!
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Visit www.ramen-culture.com for written recipes!
Subscribe to our UA-cam Channel for more at home cooking videos! ua-cam.com/channels/09i.html...
#RamenCulture
Music used:
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Music: Mirror Mirror - Diamond Ortiz
Support by RFM - NCM: bit.ly/2xGHypM
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we combine all five elements of making a bowl of Ramen to make Shoyu Ramen. "Shoyu" means soy sauce in Japanese, which is the type of tare we use here. The five elements are soup, tare (sauce), aroma oil, noodles and toppings. Feel free to play around with the recipe and adjust the elements to create your perfect shoyu ramen! Visit www.ramen-culture.com for w...
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JAPANESE HEAD TOWEL WRAP OR HEADSCARF
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It's time to show you the secret behind one of the great wonders of the ramen world! We've seen your comments and listened to your questions. We know it's been lingering on your mind while you slurp your bowl of ramen, leaving a dissatisfied feeling because we just don't have the answer to how Mark wraps his towel so flawlessly around his head. Well, we are here for you. This is the world premi...
RAMEN CULTURE: How to make MENMA video
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we break down one of the most popular toppings in a Ramen bowl: MENMA! Menma is very easy to make and great for toppings but also as a snack or appetizer by itself! Get ready because it's Menma time! Visit www.ramen-culture.com/recipes01 for written recipes! Subscribe to our UA-cam Channel for more at home cooking videos! ua-cam.com/channels/09itcRkU6jdiDfeZK...
RAMEN CULTURE: Nobody knows about RAMEN's AROMA OIL and it's not right!
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we break down one of the hidden secrets of a Ramen bowl: AROMA OIL! Aroma Oil is essential for sticking the soup flavors onto that big slurp of ramen noodles and enhancing the experience with added aroma. Without this, you will not get the authentic ramen experience! Learn how to make your own and have fun diving into the deep world of aroma oil! Visit www.ra...
RAMEN CULTURE: How to make RAMEN TARE SAUCE video
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we break down one of the most essential elements of a Ramen bowl: TARE SAUCE! Common type of Tare you see at a ramen shop is shoyu (soy sauce), shio (salt) and miso (fremented soy bean). We cover how to make shio & shoyu tare at home! Visit www.ramen-culture.com/recipes01 for written recipes! Subscribe to our UA-cam Channel for more at home cooking videos! ua...
RAMEN CULTURE: How to make PERFECT SOFT-BOILED RAMEN EGG AJITAMA video
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we make juicy, soft-boiled ramen egg or Aji Tamago. There's nothing better than having a perfectly boiled AjiTama to complement your bowl of ramen. Let us know in the comments what boil time makes your perfect soft-boiled ramen eggs? Ingredients: HonTsuyu 100ml Water 400ml Sugar 25g Visit www.ramen-culture.com/recipes01 for written recipes! Subscribe to our U...
RAMEN CULTURE: How to make mouthwatering PORK BELLY CHASHU video
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we break down one of the most popular toppings in a Ramen bowl: PORK BELLY CHASHU! Pork belly chashu can compliment any type of ramen but can also be enjoyed by itself. We show you how to make melt-in-your-mouth, delicious pork belly chashu at home! Ingredients: Pork Belly (500-600g) Scallion 2 bunch Ginger 40g Garlic 4 cloves Soy Sauce 1 cup Sake 1 cup Sugar...
RAMEN CULTURE: How to make real CHINTAN RAMEN SOUP BROTH for Shoyu & Shio Ramen
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we break down one of the five elements of making a bowl of Ramen: Soup. The five elements are soup, tare (sauce), aroma oil, noodles and toppings. One of the main soup broth to make shoyu and shio ramen is called Chintan Soup. Chintan soup is more clear and thin in comparison to other ramen soup broth like Paitan soup, which is murky and thick. With this reci...
RAMEN CULTURE: How to DEBONE a Whole Chicken
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On this episode of At Home Cooking, we break down how to debone a whole chicken. We use the bones to make Chintan Soup broth on episode 1 but also use the rest of the chicken to make chicken breast chashu, chicken skin aroma oil, chicken wings, chicken thigh karaage and many other recipes that we'll cover in future episodes! Visit www.ramen-culture.com for written recipes! Subscribe to our UA-c...
your tare is so simple and seems delicious thanks for the recipe i will try this at home
Is it unhealthy to eat ramen? So much fat and oik
what kind of pot is that?
Hi Chef I saw your video how to make shio and shoyu tare. Very nice. Question: Can i lower the salt and added with light soy sauce? I was eating at ramen places, when i was ordering shio tare,i saw that shio tare colour base is black then added broth. And my friend working at ramen places,he said the same thing. Thank you
is the soy tare no need to add water?
QQ: by having 1.5 cups of oil at the start of the process. how much aroma oil did it yield when you're done?
Yes! I’ve always been so curious about how the Japanese do the head wrap. I think it’s so cute and hygienic. Thank you.
Hallo, how ml much tare for 1 bowl n how much soup for 1 bowl Arigatou
I make tonkatsu every like once a month and everytime I made it it missed sum like every restaurant I went had that extra flavor long story short I tried this method I don’t ever eat out lmao since I found this secret it do make a difference in your ramen
I love Mayu for my aroma oil
Commenting for the algorithm cos I like this guy
Used a shirt worked well 👍
Great and simple tutorial! Each step is clear, easy to follow and understand - thank You 😄
i like the music lol
so does that mean you let it get up to temp over those 1.5h or does that mean you get it up to temp slowly say over 10 min or so and then just let it fry for 1.5h?
I though you have to take out the Kombu before it boils, or it gets all slimy?
Thanks for the recipe. I always saw the tare sauce complicated because of the time it's use to cook in others videos that use two and sometimes four hours to do it and that means kitchen gas expend.
thank you 15 year i search but not find
Hi Ramen Culture sensei! I would like to know if you can use the Chasu tare as Tare for the broth too? Arigatou gozaimasu! 😊
Now I just quiet wait for next lonely lady walk into the pool
Excellent I can now do a "costume 3 " street fighter 6 Ryu costume! I have the sukajan and also the Japanese Slippers
what size is this towel?
Looks like the marinade could be used to do ajitama afterwards.... could be interesting with the sesame oil taste
Can we achieve the same quality if we use a pressure cooker?
WOW this is super simple. I just need to locate kombu and Shitake mushrooms. Guess I'm going to H Mart.
Does anyone know how many bowls of ramen this would serve?
Where is he now?
Can I use fresh shiitake mushrooms 🍄? Or dried one?
you speak truth. seen loads of videos on this; you win
No bonito flakes?
Why is dried bamboo used versus fresh?
What type of soy sauce did you use? usukuichi? koikuchi? saishikomi?
Yeah i wanted to know this too, or can i use regular soy sauce?
no wonder it tasted so deep
i want to wear this kind of towel but as a scarf cos i think itll look cool
i love it, when can you make pork bones brought?
Thank you for this grest video..
I did the shoyu tare recipe a few months ago and it was fantastic. Last night I started the shio recipe, which until this morning was the same thing. Both were double batches, so for this I used 50g/ea shiitake & kombu. Doubling soy sauce for shoyu was more a matter of volume. Doubling salt for shio seems to have been a bit of a waste of my nice pink salt. Or maybe I should've used kosher or even iodized? I like nice salts, ya know... at any rate, 140g did not fully dissolve at all and my sauce tastes at least as salty as the sea - seriously might be maximum saturation here. I strained it through a paper towel and I'm left with a lot of wasted salt. Is this right / should salt be bursting out of the water molecules? Should I have used a different salt? Or maybe increased proportions at a different ratio than 1:1? I am still going to try it in my Ramen since my broth and aromatic oil have no salt, maybe I'll just be able to get by with a small amount. I'm also going to separate half then add sugar & extra water to cure ajitama eggs. It's all an experiment ^.^ Any advice is most appreciated <3
That sound at the beginning--what is that? Is it someone saying something or is it just a yell? I've been looking forever for that sound!
What size is the towel?
this is used for ramen???
what is kind of ramen flavour ? so I can put those oil.
So simple yet amazing flavor 👍🏽👍🏽 thanks man perfect
I made this. It is super-delicious with the tare sauce. I used chicken broth instead though.
How would you go about shopping foe good noodles like you have there? They look much better than anything ive found at my asian market
It would be awesome if you could upload more!
ARIGATOU GOZAITHANKS
I'd love to watch a video on your chicken deboning & prep technique
Cool video man thanks for sharin recipes with the rest of us yo!
Thanks so much😊❤
Making real ramen is no joke!