What can be done with it aside from adding frozen peas, bits of cabbage or scrambled raw egg?
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07-14-02, 09:59 PM
DorianGreyed
10 Things You Can Do with Ramen Noodle Soup
(Any one or a combination of the following)
10. Add some frozen oriental vegetables. (Keep a bag of cheap ones in the freezer.)
9. Less water, more veggies. Make it more of a stew.
8. Add salad shrimp.
7. Add a little meat. A can of chicken white meat should provide meat for several meals this way.
6. Add some left-over fish.
5. Serve it over chow mein noodles.
4. Serve over a large helping of rice.
3. Add frozen rice to hot soup. It will also cool it off quicker if you're on a short break at work.
2. Add a little oyster sauce.
And the Number 1 Thing to Do with Ramen Noodle Soup - ADD SPAM !!

07-14-02, 10:08 PM
DorianGreyed
If the soup is not already too spicy for your taste, add a little vinegar-based Louisiana hot sauce. I prefer Durkee's Frank's sauce, but most stores have a house brand (or Crystal) which is much cheaper. (Frank's is the sauce originally used in Buffalo Wings.)

07-14-02, 10:14 PM
gizmogram
In my book, YOU are the KING of Ramen....I bow to you! Thanks for all of the great suggestions!

07-16-02, 11:27 AM
nerdqueendeluxe
and I thank you all, especially the adding frozen rice to help cool it fast. I once saw aomething about bmaking a cold salad after draining the liquid off but couldn't remember just what it was.

07-16-02, 01:15 PM
gojenni714
There is a book I bought from Barnes & Nobles, called 101 Ways to Fix Ramen Noodles. It's only about $10. I highly recommmend it. There is everything from appetizer to dessert in this cookbook.

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08-28-03, 02:34 PM
DorianGreyed
And for those pesky power-outages, Ramen noodles can be made without heating, and even with cold water. Don't have a container? How about a ZipLok bag? It works. Still want it hot? Use solar power. Put the container by a window or if you are driving, on your dash.
Ramen, truly a Food for Today !

08-28-03, 07:52 PM
Kelleygirl
Ramen noodles saved me and my family on several occasions when money was tighter than tight. Praise be to thee on great Ramen!

08-28-03, 10:58 PM
Tree
This soup was my main staple when
I hiked here

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