ramen pork

Ramen Pork Chashu

pork belly

tbsp cooking oil

soy sauce

sugar

sake

honey

water

scallions

ginger (about 20 grams/07 ounces)

garlic

Leave pork belly in room temperature for 30 minutes before cooking.

Salt &amp; pepper over the pork belly. Cover with cling wrap and tenderize with a rolling pin or a meat mallet.

Roll the pork belly into a cylindrical shape.

Tie up the pork belly tightly with cooking string so the meat holds its shape (see the photo instruction in the post or watch the mini-movie above).

Heat the oil in a frying pan, brown the outside of the tied pork belly all around.

Transfer the pork belly into simmering water (not listed in the recipe. You need enough water to just cover the pork belly, (I used about 8 cups of water) and cook for one hour over low heat.

Drain the cooking water.

Add sugar, sake, soy sauce, water, scallions, garlic and ginger to the pot with the pork belly bring to boil then turn the heat down to low. Place a drop lid (otoshibuta) over the pork belly and simmer for one hour.

Skim scum off the cooking sauce at times and rotate the pork belly sometimes too.

After one hour, turn the heat off and leave the pork belly in the cooking sauce. *1

After the pork belly and the sauce cool down, refrigerate it overnight.

Take the pork belly out of the pot and cut the twine to remove carefully.

Slice the chashu 0.2 inch (5mm) wide and serve as ramen topping or store for later use. *2

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how to make melt in your mouth Ramen Pork Chashu

Chashu

Making ramen from scratch is pretty darn elaborate. Try our easy, homemade shoyu ramen recipe, which calls for making four important components: dashi and tare for the soup base, and nitamago and chashu as showstopping toppings.

Homemade Shoyu Ramen

chicken broth

shiitake mushrooms

g kombu (kelp), about a 10" square piece

g dried bonito flakes (about 2 c. loosely packed)

c. low-sodium soy sauce

mirin

c. sake

c. sugar

brown sugar

ginger,

garlic,

green onions,

lb. pork belly, skin on, cut into 2"-wide strips

eggs

c. chashu-tare liquid

c. canola oil

chili

sesame seeds

fresh ramen noodles

c. chicken dashi

shiitake mushrooms, sliced

tbsp.

chashu

nitamago, halved

green onion,

la-yu

Nori (optional)

This recipe is a masterpiece.  It's extremely easy in the sense that no part of it requires any special skill.  It takes some time to make and compile the various components, sure, but I did it all while do other things around the house today.  I highly recommend making this!

Definitely the easiest ramen recipe you will find on the internet for this quality of ramen. The chilli la-yu is absolutely amazing and I will make it again even if I'm not making ramen. I really appreciate that no special cookware is needed. The only change I think I'll make next time I make it (there will definitely be a next time) I will use regular soy sauce instead of reduced sodium but that's a personal preference thing. I love salty ramen, what can I say.

Turned out so good, even my 9 year old loved it!

This is an awesome recipe. My son and I love trying new things. We followed  the recipe exactly and the results were delicious.

This was easy to follow and absolutely delicious! I failed the eggs (they were undercooked when I made them) so I just did hard boiled eggs. I just used a dashi packet because I had it in my pantry. Loved how it turned out!

Favorite recipe and I loved watching you tutorial. Thank you so much! My kids and I have so much fun making this recipe

I just made this and it’s incredible for the amount of time that I put into it. I used chicken instead of pork and it’s probably the best chicken I’ve ever had! The nitamago is always my favorite part!

This recipe is absolutely amazing, my other half and I have been using this recipe for months. Would recommend 11/10

I only tried the GARLIC LA-YU (CHILI OIL) recipe so far with  my own rice noodle/stir fry dish and just as she said, it is awesome !  Thank You!

Wow that was fun for my first time making Ramen!!! Thank you for the delicious recipe!

This recipe is amazing! It definitely takes awhile to follow all the steps and you need a lot of ingredients that you likely won’t normally have at home, but it’s all soooo worth it!

Ramen ain't easy and neither is this recipe.  That said, if you follow it closely, you'll enjoy the results.  For the OP, I'd suggest either losing or parenthetically explaining the Japanese terms throughout the recipe.  I'm not Japanese and most of the people cooking this aren't.  When you refer to 'kombu', you might want to mention that it is seaweed.  I had to review the recipe several times to figure out what was the egg, marinade, seaweed, etc.  That said, after a great deal of work, great end product.

Wonderful recipe and we had fun making it but please be more realistic about the time needed to prepare all of the components.  The author’s video shows a two day process yet the time on the recipe is 3.5 hours.  You should be very clear up front about the sequencing of steps and the suggestion that the cook start one day ahead.

Sooo not gonna lie this was a ton of work for some soup,but it was absolutely worth it! I did substitute the pork belly with a skirt steak but, besides an initial sear, followed the recipe the same. It was sooooo tasty! And the eggs were heaven!

Loved it!!! Just as good as my local Asian fusion restaurant... in fact possibly better. I shredded the chashu to remove alott( but not all) of the fat.. egg cooking instructions are spot on! Nice work June 😀👍🏻

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Making ramen from scratch is pretty darn elaborate. It can be a multi-day affair, and if you simply don’t have time for it, it can seem very intimidating. Fear not: We will take you through step by step and your patience will be rewarded.

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