Top Ramen Microwave Noodle Omelet.

Ok its breakfast time, going to need to eat something, what do you do?

Cold cereal.... its cold out and the thought of putting something cold in you before going outside is the last thing you want to do.

How about some fried eggs and bacon, there we go. but that means braking out the skillet, making a big mess, and you tend to value sleep over food.

Grits oatmeal and other hot cereals, i'm not one for the gooey bland hot stuff myself.

Well, we have some top ramen, and some eggs, maybe a bit of cheese....soon we shall feast!

Step 1 Ingredients.

What you need.

Hardware.

One, glass bowl.
One, microwave (sense this instructable is for the Hungry Scientist Contest, the microwave will be known as a "magnetron induced heating device" for the rest of this instructable).
Two, forks.
One, Mesh Food Strainer (not in photo).
One, butter (yes this is hardware, and no its not in the photo).
One, paper towel (not in photo).

Software.

One, packet of Top Ramen noodles (chicken was used here).
One, jumbo sized egg or two smaller eggs.
One, bottle of parmesen cheese (or other cheese of your choice)
One, set of salt and pepper grinders (or normal salt, but ground pepper is a must)
One, bottle of Encore no salt seasoning.

Comments

[kidsndogs]

Just had this for brekie. My gut is about to pop. I used 2 jumbo eggs. I mixed the flavor packet in with the egg, then doused it with tabasco and ketchup. Very good. Next time I'm going to risk breaking out the skillet and cook the eggs with the noodles in a pan like doing fried rice. Thanks for the recipe

[Idle Time]

Just trying this right now, it's not bad. Definitely better than eating it plain. This is what I'll be doing when I run low on food now.

[altoids3572]

found this lastnight while mentally not here and thought id try it when i was here. all i had was roast beef ramen, interesting flavour..kind of odd with beef and eggs. still good nonetheless

[Foaly7]

I don't have a magnetron induced heating device, can i use a microwave instead?

[hippyland2]

i liked mine with a cheese omlete on bottom of the bowl and a shreded cheese mix melted into theramen in the bowl

[fwjs28]

im gonna try this...it sound interesting, and by the comments, it can't be too horrible ;P

[fwjs28]

i tried it first without the seasoning packet-not half bad then i added the seasioning-even better then i added some parmesan-really good.... 405/5 stars

[ZenThruCraft]

i gave it a go .. and it wasnt half bad.

[geeker]

I made this for lunch one day, though i left out the seasoning pouch and added frozen bell peper and onion. verry tastey!

[pulsed]

Ramen+eggs=dinner for many a friday! I am so gonna try this! but with spicy ramen *yum=)

[Spoonman]

Gonna try it, but...the whole flavor packet, parmesan cheese and then you ADD MORE salt? I'm really surprised you lasted long enough to write this. :)

[timheppner]

I have to agree with Spoonman on this one. There is too much salt in the Ramen flavor packet as it is. When I make Ramen, I use only 1/2 of the packet, and it's salty enough (probably still too salty, but at least it's cut back).

[tstartrekdude]

it is not as salty as you would think it would be, you pour out most of the flavor packet when you drain out the water, and you can use other kinds of cheese if you are watching you salt intake.

[timheppner]

After trying this for myself, I agree, most of the salt flavor pours out when you drain the noodles. It was pretty tasty, thanks for the instructable :-)

[V-Man737]

UM NUM NUM!!!1

[Kozz]

Hmm, chicken flavored ramen seems like the way to go (eggs, you know) but all I've got is beef flavor at the moment. I wonder how funky that will be? I'll see if I can post a photo and review after tomorrow morning's breakfast experiment.

[LinuxH4x0r]

I think I'll try this tomorrow (if I have any ramen)

[hide98]

Good ible. I know what I'm going to om nom nom for breakfast tomorrow :)