Food & Wine Ground >> FCTV RAMEN: Korean Style 2
| 2/18/13 6:53 PM | |
reelfoot
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Don't forget ur durian
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| 2/18/13 6:55 PM | |
reelfoot
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I never get the iced fish
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| 2/18/13 6:57 PM | |
reelfoot
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Wanting to do the big snails, but didn't want to fuck with them tonight. They want be there when I want them.
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| 2/18/13 7:00 PM | |
reelfoot
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I was completely out of soy.... Never again!!!!
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| 2/18/13 7:01 PM | |
reelfoot
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Found one treat.
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| 2/19/13 9:14 PM | |
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jaydub
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Reel, have you ever got into making your own noodles by hand? Getting into ramen something serious but not using the fried noodles and msg packets. |
| 2/19/13 10:17 PM | |
reelfoot
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I've made udon before. Ramen is hellva kneading, but I've been thinking about using my pasta roller to see what turns out.
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| 2/19/13 11:03 PM | |
reelfoot
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thought about trying this, but he makes it look a little to easy. I like watching his stuff. |
| 2/19/13 11:08 PM | |
reelfoot
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i wonder how they make ramen curly |
| 2/19/13 11:24 PM | |
reelfoot
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if i was as much as a 1/10 asian I would open a noodle shop. fresh noodles are much different texture than dried or fried. You can eat twice as much, because of the lightness. I don't think anyone can try them and not desire that texture. |
| 2/20/13 12:00 AM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15661 |
That's awesome! Here is a video bon appetit put out featuring sun noodles. These guys know their shit, some serious ramen knowledge bombs. Looks like they get it curly by the way they cut them? http://www.bonappetit.com/blogsandforums/blogs/badaily/2013/01/ken-uki-ramen-noodle.html |
| 2/20/13 12:01 AM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15662 |
reelfoot - if i was as much as a 1/10 asian I would open a noodle shop. fresh noodles are much different texture than dried or fried. You can eat twice as much, because of the lightness. I don't think anyone can try them and not desire that texture. Hell, white guy ramen would be an awesome name for a storefront! I might have to do it down the road! |
| 2/20/13 12:17 AM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15663 |
reelfoot - thought about trying this, but he makes it look a little to easy. I like watching his stuff. Oh Man, thanks for posting this! |
| 2/20/13 8:21 AM | |
reelfoot
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| 2/20/13 8:28 AM | |
reelfoot
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It looks like you can make ramen with a pasta roller by folding the dough over and over. if you fold egg pasta to much it breaks. |
| 2/20/13 10:38 AM | |
reelfoot
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it says Ramen, but isn't the pulled noodle soba? |
| 2/20/13 1:05 PM | |
FCTV808
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jeezus christ, i've been on this NO FLOUR/GLUTEN diet for the past 5 weeks (lost 11 lbs), but i just fell off it the day before yesterday and HAMMERED down a huge bowl of kyoto ramen. then last night a loaf of ciabatta bread. it's like crack. |
| 2/20/13 2:20 PM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15664 |
Thats what I was thinking Reel. I didn't know if ramen traditionally was hand pulled or cut? Always thought soba noodles were hand stretched and ramen cut...but it's really hard finding good info on it. |
| 2/20/13 2:21 PM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15665 |
After I finish up noodles that I have now I'm going to give it a whirl. Going to pick up some Kansui from the local asian store. |
| 2/20/13 2:53 PM | |
reelfoot
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i'm guessing I can find it at my asian store. |
| 2/20/13 3:56 PM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15666 |
I just cut and pasted this from another site I found while researching it...it helped me find the product. "Kansui in liquid form is available in Chinese markets under the Koon Chun brand. It comes in a clear glass bottle labeled "potassium carbonate & sodium bi-carbonate solution" and the UPC is 0-20717-80230-8." |
| 2/24/13 11:05 AM | |
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Columi
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 3147 |
Fearless Winker - FW, please post...much love and respect to Ramen but lets get our curry on! |
| 2/25/13 1:02 PM | |
reelfoot
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Ulam Pinoy -- CRISPY PORK BELLY (Liempo) from Chef UlamPinoy on Vimeo. still haven't got to the market for solution for noodles, but i'm gonna make it with a vid if i can. love crispy pork belly. |
| 2/26/13 10:30 AM | |
reelfoot
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got the indoor Yakatori grill out last night.
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| 2/26/13 1:07 PM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15673 |
sweet! |
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