This tasty ramen is incredibly simple to make, roughly taking 10 minutes and it is absolutely packed full of colour and flavour.
Ramen is a such a comforting bowl to make during this time of year and when it is this easy and cheap to make then why not!
Check the tips at the bottom for what else you could add with it or how you can even prep this the night before and take to work.
Recipe
10 Minute Colourful Ramen
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 small red onion diced
- 1 small garlic clove crushed
- 1/2 thumb sized piece of ginger thinly sliced
- 400 ml veg stock good quality
- 3 broccoli florets sliced in halves
- 3 chestnut mushrooms sliced
- 1 small carrot peeled lengthways
- 50 g fine rice/glass noodles I use Vermicelli
- 1 teaspoon tamari optional
- 1/2 Juice of lime
- 1 bok/pak choy
- Handful fresh parsley optional
- Red chilli sliced (optional)
- Pinch sesame seeds optional
Instructions
- Firstly prepare the veg as instructed above
- Heat a small pot on a medium heat with the olive oil, red onion, crushed garlic, ginger and a pinch of black pepper for 1 minute until sizzling
- Pour in the veg stock then add the broccoli, mushrooms, carrot and bring to a boil for a couple minutes
- Add the noodles, tamari (optional), lime juice and stir. Boil for a further minute
- Now turn off the heat and add the bok/pak choy and place the lid on the pot and let sit for a couple minutes (this steams the bok/pak choy)
- Simply pour the soup into a deep bowl and side with fresh parsley, fresh lime and top with sliced chilli and sesame seeds.
Notes
Please note that Nutrition information is a rough estimate
Like these types of dishes? Try my Wok Fried Noodle Bowl
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I love that this is so quick and easy to make and you can experiment with different vegetables. It’s so tasty that my boyfriend has requested it goes onto the “high rotation dishes” list – yes, that’s a thing apparently 🙂
That’s awesome Caroline 🙂 so pleased you both enjoyed it!