noodles in a pot
Discussion
As we've been doing bowls as well as pots, side question, if it is a decent noodle (i.e. with paste and oil, not powder) how do you decant to the bowl? I pour the water in to the bowl to dissolve the paste and oil then let the noodles slide in at the end.
Today's lunch:
Looks like Starrymart still have this one in but are out of stock of the other 4 types. Still trying to work out if they are limited edition or if the 30th anniversary is just used as a label for the Nissan luxury line (there is a big difference).
Today's lunch:
Looks like Starrymart still have this one in but are out of stock of the other 4 types. Still trying to work out if they are limited edition or if the 30th anniversary is just used as a label for the Nissan luxury line (there is a big difference).
MonkeyBusiness said:
Random visit to TK Maxx. They currently have a selection of noodle soup things. There's this one, a sweet and sour, and a mushroom one
They are good and hot I've got a few left. Traditionally they're used as a base to cook other stuff in. Keep the hot pot bubbling away and sort of make several courses one by one as a 'sharing' meal. Like this..............They do hot pot pans that have two sections for different bases at the same time..........
Edited by dickymint on Tuesday 20th February 18:54
dickymint said:
MonkeyBusiness said:
Random visit to TK Maxx. They currently have a selection of noodle soup things. There's this one, a sweet and sour, and a mushroom one
They are good and hot I've got a few left. Traditionally they're used as a base to cook other stuff in. Keep the hot pot bubbling away and sort of make several courses one by one as a 'sharing' meal. Like this..............They do hot pot pans that have two sections for different bases at the same time..........
Edited by dickymint on Tuesday 20th February 18:54
I spotted these at Sing-Kee in Leeds today, I've only noticed them online at inflated prices previously...
A bit of a lazy tea...
Maybe I've built up my tolerance a bit since the 2x ones but they didn't feel quite as synthetically hot due to unpleasant extract. They still made my eyes water and my nose run but you're buying them.for that rather than the complex layers of flavour
A bit of a lazy tea...
Maybe I've built up my tolerance a bit since the 2x ones but they didn't feel quite as synthetically hot due to unpleasant extract. They still made my eyes water and my nose run but you're buying them.for that rather than the complex layers of flavour
pocketspring said:
What noodles would you guys recommend the same sort of heat as birds eye chillies?
Everyone handles heat differently. I'd say just try whatever you can get from the supermarket as a starting point. such as these.
These are pretty much available at all the big supermarkets, online specialists, and definately at asian/oriental food shops. Try them. If you want something hotter then get the samyang ramen which is mentioned many times here.
Alternatively.....if you like birds eye chillies that much.. just heat some up in some oil and add it to whatever ramen you like to eat. has to be cooked in oil, as throwing chillies into a saucepan of hot water just wont work..
ambuletz said:
pocketspring said:
What noodles would you guys recommend the same sort of heat as birds eye chillies?
Everyone handles heat differently. I'd say just try whatever you can get from the supermarket as a starting point. such as these.
These are pretty much available at all the big supermarkets, online specialists, and definately at asian/oriental food shops. Try them. If you want something hotter then get the samyang ramen which is mentioned many times here.
Alternatively.....if you like birds eye chillies that much.. just heat some up in some oil and add it to whatever ramen you like to eat. has to be cooked in oil, as throwing chillies into a saucepan of hot water just wont work..
Never used these guys before but their 'BOGOF' deal on these (one of my real favourite non hot noodles) seemed tw good to miss so grabbed 20 ......obviously a few other things fell into my basket 
https://asiangroceryuk.com/products/paldo-jjajangm...
Some great 'just out of date' noodles too
https://asiangroceryuk.com/products/paldo-jjajangm...
Some great 'just out of date' noodles too
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