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Ramen with Bok Choy and Egg

Prep 10 min
Total 15 min
Ingredients 6
Servings 2

One of my favorite cuisines is Asian food. The dishes are filled with fresh flavors and wholesome ingredients. I love their sushi and soups, especially the one I usually order at my favorite restaurant. It's ramen soup with bok choy and egg, perfect for cold days or when we want something comforting. Preparing this soup is easy. I've even gotten into using just a few ingredients while keeping the same delicious flavor. Recently, while watching my favorite culinary show, one very famous chef created his own version of this soup using the economical ramen noodles you find at the grocery store. His method seemed so simple that it made me want to create my own version! Today I'm sharing with you not only one my favorite recipes, but also a recipe that can save you time and money. Enjoy! MORE + LESS -

Ingredients

package of ramen noodles

clean sheets of bok choy

egg

strips of thinly sliced green onion

Dried shiitake mushrooms (optional)

teaspoon chili paste and garlic commonly used in Asian cuisine

Directions

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1

Cook the noodles as per their instructions.
2

When the water boils, add the bok choy, egg, onion and mushroom. Cover the pot and lower the heat for one minute or until the egg is cooked.
3

Serve hot and add the chili.

Expert Tips

You can add Chinese spices, spinach or previously cooked egg.

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More About This Recipe

One of my favorite cuisines is Asian food. The dishes are filled with fresh flavors and wholesome ingredients. I love their sushi and soups, especially the one I usually order at my favorite restaurant. It's ramen soup with bok choy and egg, perfect for cold days or when we want something comforting. Preparing this soup is easy. I've even gotten into using just a few ingredients while keeping the same delicious flavor. Recently, while watching my favorite culinary show, one very famous chef created his own version of this soup using the economical ramen noodles you find at the grocery store. His method seemed so simple that it made me want to create my own version! Today I'm sharing with you not only one my favorite recipes, but also a recipe that can save you time and money. Enjoy!