Egg and Mushroom Ramen

Hi everyone, this is my first instructable - hopefully I can pull it off without too much trouble.

This is a "shoyu" ramen recipe that is ok for vegetarians to eat (not vegans, sorry). It serves 2-4. The ingredients are pretty basic, the sort of thing that most should have kicking around. The steps aren't that much harder to follow than a spartan microwave recipe, and the taste is light-years ahead of what you get with basic ramen out of the package.

Step 1 Ingredients

You will need the following ingredients for this recipe:
>> 2 Packages of ramen noodles (I used vegetable stock ramen)
>> 1-2 Eggs (I used two)
>> 1/4 chopped onion
>> Assorted Vegetables; frozen or fresh (I went with frozen cauliflower, carrot, and broccoli )
>> Fresh Mushrooms (I used portobello)
>> Soy Sauce
>> Pepper


And, of course, a pot of water. Place the pot of water on your burner, and set the burner to "high".


****Optional Ingredients****:
>> Dried Seaweed (nice if you have it, but can be a pain to get)
>> Hot Sauce (If you like it hot)

Comments

[doomsdayltd]

i have made this before and another good thing to add is chopped onions!

[hamooze]

tasty!!

[I Am An Evil Taco]

good recipe. I do something similar but add a teaspoonful of mirepoix. 2 parts onion, 1 part celery, 1 part carrot blended like mad. It's the french holy trinity and adds an element of spice that might surprise you.

[teqsun.com]

Wow... This beats the hell out of my Egg Drop Ramen recipie. I'll have to post up my Ramen with Tuna recipe here soon.

[egreen767]

that looks really good!

[canida]

Nice. I'm sure you just saved many college students from scurvy. ;)

[guarana]

Why thank you canida! You know, I read quite a few of your instructables before I joined up, it means a lot that you commented on my first post.

[Weissensteinburg]

If this is your own recipe, or youve modified another recipe, you can add it to the Cooking Contest

[guarana]

Oh, sure, sounds fun. I just joined your group

[Weissensteinburg]

You'd need to add the instructable to the group..i'll do it for you, if you want.

[NE-Phil]

Enjoyed your Instructable. I find the ramen seasoning packets are just way too salty for my taste. Instead, I substitute soy sauce, sesame oil, hot oil and some garlic powder instead of the ramen seasoning packets.

[guarana]

There is no denying that this is a salty soup. (I actually did use soy sauce and pepper in addition to the seasonings.)