20240925 #breakfastdiary 1190, 19°C/mostly clear, 20 min exercise (M)
While Netflix's #CulinaryClassWars is making waves, I watched an interesting interview with judge Chef Ahn Sung-jae. Being Korea's first Michelin 3-star chef, you'd think everything came easily to him, but nothing in this world comes that easy.
Anyway, the whole-garlic ramyeon he casually made an appearance with on Baek Jong-won's YouTube channel caught my eye — a ramyeon recipe from a genuine Michelin 3-star chef, no less.
The garlic gives the broth a surprisingly savory depth, making for an appealing bowl of ramyeon.
One catch: if you're going to eat ramyeon for breakfast, do about 100 mountain climbers beforehand and fill your empty stomach with plenty of green vegetables like celery.
Ingredients
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Steps
01
Cut the top off the whole garlic bulbs and roast in a 200°C (390°F) oven for 20 minutes.
02
Pour 500ml water into a pot, mash in the roasted garlic from step 1, and bring to a boil.
03
Add the ramyeon soup base and noodles, and cook to taste.
04
Plate the ramyeon and, for a fun bit of texture, top with the noodle crumbs left in the ramyeon bag.
05
It felt like something was missing, so I sliced up a red chili pepper and added it on top.