Recipe of Quick Spicy Tonkotsu (Pork Base) Ramen with Leeks

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Tonkotsu means "pork bone-broth" in Japanese. This tonkotsu ramen broth recipe takes a full day or at least overnight to make. Blanching the pork bones and rinsing them thoroughly of coagulated blood and other impurities ensures the final tonkotsu broth is a pale, rather than a deep, dark brown. Tonkotsu Ramen Recipe - This broth is milky white and unctuous, thanks to pork marrow bones Actually, they were more like noodles in pork soup.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have spicy tonkotsu (pork base) ramen with leeks using 6 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Spicy Tonkotsu (Pork Base) Ramen with Leeks:

1. Take 1 The white part of a Japanese leek
2. Get 5 drops Ra-yu
3. Take 1/2 tbsp Sesame oil
4. Make ready 1 portion Tonkotsu soy sauce flavoured ramen (any kind)
5. Get 1 packet The soup comes with the noodles
6. Prepare 1 tbsp Gochujang

How to easily cook our deliciously rich spicy pork tonkotsu craft ramen. Today is a Tonkotsu Ramen inspired by Mr. Han - my bro in law. Most of the space was already occupied with Malaysian, spicy food.

Steps to make Spicy Tonkotsu (Pork Base) Ramen with Leeks:

1. Shred the white part of the Japanese leek, toss with Ra-yu and sesame oil, and mix.
2. Cook the ramen noodles following the instructions on the package. Boil water separately for the soup.
3. Warm a bowl with hot water, and make the soup. Add the Gochujang into the soup, and mix.
4. Put the freshly cooked ramen noodles in the Step 3 bowl, and top with the leek from Step 1.

Han - my bro in law. Most of the space was already occupied with Malaysian, spicy food. Both chicken and pork is used along with onions, garlic, leeks and mushrooms. Tonkotsu ramen is the king of Japenese soups for a reason. Deeply flavourful broth is in perfect balance with the pork and those wonderful ramen noodles.

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