Ramen has accrued an almost animated level of cultural notoriety in the U.S., per the Food Channel, and its social scope seems to grow broader by the day. The dish is the namesake of independent pop-punk music label Fueled By Ramen, which signs such famous groups as Paramore, Panic! At The Disco, and Fall Out Boy. Ichiraku Ramen, a specific dish from the popular anime Naruto, has inspired a mass of apparel from a variety of retailers (like this tee shirt from Hot Topic). Ramen is a culinary and cultural giant in the U.S. and the best part is, it runs for $0.45 a packet. Seems like ramen couldn't possibly get any better, right? Wrong. For an easy addition to a staple meal, just crack an egg. They're rich sources of protein, vitamin D, and B12, per the BBC –- and, at roughly $0.20 retail price per egg, your ramen deserves it. A note on technique: Rah Rah Ramen Review recommends whisking your egg in a separate bowl before adding to minimize air bubbles, then slowly pouring it in. But there's nothing in the rulebook that says you can't just crack that bad boy directly into the pot. Now that you have an idea of what technique you might want to use, let's investigate the perfect time to actually add egg to your ramen. The noodle experts have spoken and they all have something different to say. This is the sweet spot How to Cook Eggs Sunny Side Up Without ... How to Use My Day Old Cornbread to Make ... How to Store Cracked Eggs in ... How to Cook a Hard Boiled Egg With a ... How to Make Quick Easy Egg Salad How to Cook Over-Easy Eggs in a ... How to Make Salted Egg Calories in a Pint of Egg Drop Soup How to Make Your Deviled Eggs Look Great How to Freeze Raw Eggs How to Make Scrambled Egg With Spinach How to Make Glow in the Dark Eggs How to Make Hard-Boiled Eggs Taste Good Can You Substitute Egg Beaters for Eggs ... How to Write a Secret Message on the ... How to Cook Scrambled Eggs on a Griddle The Average Weight of a Boiled Egg How to Make an Overeasy Egg How to Mash Egg Yolks for Deviled Eggs Can You Eat a Broken Egg? References
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