Creamy Spicy Pork Ramen
If you like spicy noodles and slurping up soup, this one's for you. We’ve used oat milk to create a rich and creamy broth. It’s a great weekly staple that’s super easy to make without much prep.
Serves
2
Ramen Noodle
Spinach
Beansprouts
FOR THE PORK MINCE:
Garlic Clove
Spring Onion
Pork Mince
Doubanjiang
Light Soy Sauce
White Sugar
MSG
Sesame Oil
FOR THE BROTH:
Chicken Stock
Oat Milk
Light Soy Sauce
Mirin
MSG
Crispy Chilli Oil
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Roshan P.
4 months ago
This recipe is very similar to the tantanmen recipe made by seoyoung that I’ve made many times. I think the only difference is that she recommends unsweetened soya milk. If it curdles with oat milk maybe trying with unsweetened soya milk
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Jess T.
14 days ago
(edited)
Swapped out spinach for mangetout and added bamboo shoots
Also added a tonne of fresh chilli to both the pork and the broth.
10/10
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Eilis O.
18 days ago
This was very tasty. We only had oat cream and this worked great. Plus we used leftover pork shoulder as the topping fried with flavourings listed only with gochujang as the swap.
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Hannah L.
25 days ago
Absolutely loved this! Switched out Doubanjiang for gochujang and was delicious!
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Alex L.
2 months ago
Would Gochujang be a suitable alternative to the Doubanjiang?
Mob
2 months ago
·Admin
Hi Alex, yes you can using gochujang instead if you like!
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Dan F.
2 months ago
Am I going mad or did this recipe used to have tahini in the broth?
Mob
2 months ago
·Admin
Hi Dan! We made a couple of changes to the recipe to improve it and reduce curdling, including removing the tahini. Hope you love it!
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Abi O.
3 months ago
It’s very tasty although many pans! It feels like the steps are not in the right order as the spinach and bean sprouts become cold.
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Kristine H.
4 months ago
Absolutely delicious. Next time, I would move step 1 to after the current step 4 to avoid having to bring the same pot of water to a boil twice.
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Britany M.
4 months ago
Could I use coconut milk ?
Mob
4 months ago
·Admin
Hi Britany, yes definitely but just be aware it will change the flavour!
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Ines E.
4 months ago
Can I add normal fat free milk?
Mob
4 months ago
·Admin
Hi Ines! We'd recommend using whole, semi-skimmed or soy milk instead as it will give the broth a creamier, richer texture. Enjoy!
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Victoria F.
4 months ago
Attempted the broth twice and it curdled both times… not sure why, could it be because we used barista-style oat milk? Strained it and it was still very tasty, but i guess not as creamy as intended…
Mob
4 months ago
·Admin
Thanks so much for the feedback Victoria! Adding the oat milk a little later, along with the chilli oil, and simmering it on a very low heat might help. We're going to retest the recipe and will let you know what we find!
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Joseph S.
4 months ago
(edited)
This was really tasty, even without the MSG which we didn't have
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Kristine H.
4 months ago
Just FYI the intro says “oak” milk. I figured (and the recipe confirms) it should be “oat” milk.
Mob
4 months ago
·Admin
Thanks so much Kristine! We've fixed it to say oat milk.
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Hannah W.
4 months ago
400g cooked noodles or dry? Seems a lot if dry for 2 people?
Mob
4 months ago
·Admin
Hi Hannah, thanks for flagging this error. We recommend 200g dried ramen noodles for 2 people (100g per person). We've edited the quantity in the recipe. Thanks again for the helpful feedback!