Tonkotsu Ramen
Tonkotsu Ramen is served mainly in Kyushu. There are various types of Tonkotsu ramen depending on the region, with Hakata ramen, Kumamoto ramen, and Kurume ramen being the most famous.
The seasoning and colour vary widely from restaurant to restaurant, but Hakata ramen is basically characterized by a milky white soup made mainly from pork bones and ultra-thin noodles like Shimabara-noodle. The pork bones are boiled over high heat, which causes the collagen and other substances in the bones to dissolve, resulting in a cloudy soup.
Ingredients (for 5 servings)
4 pork bones (gengkotsu--> as picture)
200 g back fat
2 white onions
1 piece of ginger
5 servings of noodles of your choice
5 slices chashu pork
1 tablespoon light soy sauce (for one person)
Ajinomoto (a little)
A pinch of ma-yu (Chinese chili oil)
5 cooked eggs
Menma (bamboo shoots)
A pinch of salt
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Preparation Method
1. Boil the pork bones first.
Put the pork bones and water in a large pot and bring to a boil for about 30 minutes.
The broth from the pork bones will not come out at all after this amount of time, so please be sure to do it thoroughly.
2. After boiling, discard the water and scrub the bone (gencotsu) with a scrubbing brush while rinsing with water.
It is OK to remove any meat or other debris that may be attached. After washing, fold the bone (gencotsu) in two with a hammer.
3. Fill a large pot with water and add the gengkotsu, back fat, green part of leek, and ginger.
Continue to cook on high heat for 2 to 4 hours. If the heat is low, the soup will not turn cloudy.
4. When the water gets low, add more hot water.
If you leave it too long, the bottom of the soup may become scorched, so it is a good idea to stir the soup once every 30 minutes or so. 5.
5. if you want to get the broth exactly right, have the fish simmer until the marrow in the bones is gone, and it will be very tasty.
6. when the soup has finished simmering, boil water and cook the noodles.
7. Put light soy sauce, salt, and ajinomoto in a ramen bowl, and strain the pork bone broth through a colander.
8. Put the cooked noodles in the bowl, top with chashu pork, boiled egg, pickled bamboo shoots, white onion, and a little bit of chili oil.
Tips to make it tasty
It is important to cook slowly over high heat!!
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