Shio Ramen
Serves 230 mins prep30 mins cook
Shio ramen has a clear soup base made with chicken broth and a salt-based tare, offering a lighter flavor compared to other ramen types. This recipe substitutes traditional pork chashu with tofu chashu and uses store-bought chicken broth, allowing you to prepare a delicious bowl in just 30 minutes.
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What you need

cup low-salt chicken broth

oz firm tofu
tbsp oil
cup warm water

tsp salt

tbsp sake

tsp mirin

tsp light soy sauce

cup light soy sauce

tbsp sake

tbsp mirin

cup water
Instructions
1 : To make the salt flavoring tare, combine hot water, Hondashi, salt, sake, mirin, and light soy sauce in a saucepan. Bring it to a boil and set it aside. 2 : For 2 servings, cut about 1/4 of a block firm tofu into thin slices. Pat dry with paper towels. 3 : Add oil to the skillet and fry the tofu until both sides are brown. If needed, drizzle some marinade sauce to deepen the flavor. 4 : Add 8 oz of ramen noodles to a pot of boiling water, and cook for 3 minutes or according to the package instructions. 5 : To assemble, add 2 - 4 tbsp of tare to a bowl and 1 cup of unsalted hot chicken broth. Depending on how salty you like the broth, taste it and add more or less tare if needed. 6 : Add the cooked ramen noodles and top with tofu chashu, wood ear mushrooms, scallion curls, and ramen egg. Customize with your favorite toppings and enjoy!View original recipe
