Hey everyone, I hope you are having an amazing day today. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a special dish, mike's deconstructed chicken ramen. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I will make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
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To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook mike's deconstructed chicken ramen using 15 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Mike's Deconstructed Chicken Ramen:
- Prepare Dry Broth
- Make ready 2 large Fat Trimmed Boneless Chicken Breasts
- Get 1 box 48 oz Low Sodium Chicken Broth & 1 cup Water
- Get 1 tbsp Each: Chicken Bullion - Sesame Oil - Rice Vinegar - Dried Cilantro - Soy Sauce - Fish Sauce - Fresh Ginger - Garlic Chili Sauce - Red Pepper Flakes - Dried Jalapeños -
- Make ready 2 tbsp Each: Dried Minced Garlic - Dehydrated Onions
- Prepare 1/4 tsp Chinese 5 Spice
- Prepare 1/2 tsp Black Pepper
- Get 1 tsp Dried Basil
- Take Noodles
- Get 1 large Package Ramen Noodles For Two [know that you can use regular top ramen noodles - stir fry noodles - udon - sobe - linguini - spaghetti - etc,.]
- Make ready 3 cup Sliced Cabbage
- Take Condiments, Sides & Utensils
- Take 1 Each: Sriracha Sauce - Wasabi - Garlic Chili Sauce - Light & Dark Soy Sauces - Fish Sauce
- Make ready 1 Each: Bean Sprouts - Fresh Cilantro - Fresh Thai Sweet Basil - Snap Peas - Fresh Parsley - Thai Peppers - Almonds - Sliced Jalapeños - Boiled Eggs - Fresh Chives - Sesame Seeds
- Prepare 2 Sets Chopsticks
We're about making Craft Ramen for a new generation. That's why we make our own organic noodles from scratch and bring you insanely rich Ramen Bar Toppings: sliced chicken; green onion; fried minced garlic; shallot slices; nori seaweed. Mike grew up on the North Shore in Haleiwa, Hawaii. The coastline was overgrown with Kiawe trees.
Instructions to make Mike's Deconstructed Chicken Ramen:
- Make your dry broth. Add everything in the Dry Broth section, including your whole chicken breasts, to a large pot and boil for 45 minutes.
- Pull out chicken breasts and allow them to rest covered until cooled. Let em' sweat. Continue slow boiling your broth. Then, thin slice your chicken making large rounds with your cuts. [see photo] Cover and leave on the counter in a cool spot. Do not refrigerate.
- Boil eggs and slice your side vegetables. Including your cabbage. Leave all out on cool counter top. Gather your condiments as well. Try this quick recipe for perfect, easy to peel, boiled eggs every time!
- At this point, you can fully drain your broth through a fine mesh strainer or leave as is. Either way, place hot broth in two deep bowls and cover. Leave what's left of your broth in the pot and add water. Add enough water to boil your Ramen noodles. Yes, your water will look a bit murky but the leftover broth is meant to season your noodles.
- Bring water/broth to a boil and add noodles. Do not add oil or salt as there's plenty in the leftover broth already.
- Boil as per manufactures directions. The noodles pictured are on a 4 minute boil. Less than one minute before your noodles are cooked, add your fresh cabbage and stir.
- Quickly drain your noodles and cabbage and rinse in cold water until fully cooled and drained.
- Place noodles on individual serving plates or on one large communal plate for all to feed from. Arrange chicken slices on plate as well.
- Plate up your [halved] boiled eggs and vegetable sides on one large serving dish or on individual plates.
- Reheat broth bowls in microwave as hot as you possibly can. You'll want your broth almost bubbling. Remember, your guests will be dipping cooled noodles and chicken, chilled vegetables and condiments in it and you'll want the heated temperature to last.
- Have your guests place chicken slices in their bowls first to moisten them. [or cook them if you've chosen raw, thin sliced meats or seafood] Then have them add noodles, sides and condiments. Or, allow them pull noodles, meat or veggies directly from the serving plates one by one and dip before they eat.
- Authors Notes: The bottom line to this dish is, make certain your broth is piping hot and everything else is somewhat room temperature. Also, this dish can easily serve four. Just add additional broth, not water. Lastly, if you find your noodles are drying up a bit before serving, wet your clean hand under water and flick water on them. They'll moisten right up! Enjoy!
Mike's Huli chicken is broiled over Kiawe wood and Mike's delicious Garlic Shrimp are served with butter and garlic. Gone are the plantation days but the fragrance of the luau still lingers in the evening. Easy homemade chicken ramen, with a flavorful broth, roasted chicken, fresh veggies, lots of noodles, and a soft cooked egg. Keywords: ramen, chicken ramen, homemade ramen, easy ramen, japanese, soup, dinner, noodle, broth, quick, healthy. Unlike our resident Ramen Lord Mike Satinover, who handles all things ramen with a chef-like With an emphasis on green onions, chicken, and red pepper powder, this broth is thin and vibrant, as The emphasis falls on the spice instead of the chicken flavor, like you're eating a wing that was baked in a.
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