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Tan Tan Men

Kategorie: Gattung: Gemüse

Anzahl: 6 Portionen

6

300


g
Packs (servings) of fresh
- ramen noodles
Ground pork or chicken
*A*
2
1
2
1/2




2

3

1

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Bund

Miso paste
Sugar
Soy sauce
Stalk chopped negi
- (Japanese leek) (ev
(you could sub 1/4 cup
- small leeks or green
Onion)
(or more) chopped fresh
- ginger
Chopped zasai (hot Chinese
- pickle)
Spinach, blanched and cut
- in 1
Inch strips
*B*
1/2
2
3
2
6

cup
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Soy sauce (evtl. mehr)
Rice vinegar
Tahini (sesame paste)
Rayu (Chinese hot oil)
Tasse/n Good chicken stock
Toasted sesame seeds for
- garnish

Brown the meat in a little oil, add *A* and stir fry until almost
burnt. Set aside.

Mix up *B* and set aside in a serving bowl.

Prepare other ingredients and set around in small bowls Heat broth and
get a big pan of water boiling for the ramen.

In large soup bowls, güsts add whatever they like in whatever amounts
(the *B* mixture is pretty spicy!) When they're ready, quickly boil
the ramen 2 packs at a time (just a few minutes) put a serving over
each prepared soup dish. Güsts then fill the bowl with broth, sprinkle
on a little sesame seed and voila! Credit to Kiyoko-san! My teacher
just did this one last month. It's really more Chinese than Japanese.
It's great for a casual group. You assemble everything and people
"build their own" like a salad bar.

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Stichworte: Gemüse, Japan, Nudel




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