Originally posted by Phucked UpI consider myself an excellent Ramen Noodle chef. Here is my Chicken Ramen with a hint of Creole seasoning on top.
omg, dude, have you ever made a ramen noodle burrito ?
It is the 18th greatest thing in the world.
Crush up your bag of oodles and noodles without opening. Boil some water, open your bag of noodles. Pour the water into the bag, close and let set for about ten minutes. After ten minutes or so, drain the water without spilling any noodles from the bag. After the water has been completely drained, roll the bag of noodles up tightly in a towel. PLace the rolled noodles under or between something that will keep pressure on the bag without completely crushing it. Wait another ten minutes, unroll your noodles from the towel, open the bag and you will have a formation of noodles in the shape of a burrito. Then take your oodle noodle seasoning and sprinkle on the burrito as you eat. ITs AWESOME
Originally posted by ragesRemorse
omg, dude, have you ever made a ramen noodle burrito ?It is the 18th greatest thing in the world.
Crush up your bag of oodles and noodles without opening. Boil some water, open your bag of noodles. Pour the water into the bag, close and let set for about ten minutes. After ten minutes or so, drain the water without spilling any noodles from the bag. After the water has been completely drained, roll the bag of noodles up tightly in a towel. PLace the rolled noodles under or between something that will keep pressure on the bag without completely crushing it. Wait another ten minutes, unroll your noodles from the towel, open the bag and you will have a formation of noodles in the shape of a burrito. Then take your oodle noodle seasoning and sprinkle on the burrito as you eat. ITs AWESOME
Oh shit, I have to try that.
Diablo Shrimp. These are the real deal. They took close to six hours to make, and are made of chiles grown in a guatemala prison, 5 lbs of shrimp, ketchup, tapatio brand hot sauce, butter, habanero chile, sun-dried chile, jalapeno extract, yellow sun-dried chile, and topped off with cilantro and lime.
Here they are, I have my Transformers cup in the background with ice cold, red Chilean wine.