Ria McClenny, a cookbook author food video producer who was born in Japan, uses pantry ingredients for the broth for this quick and easy yet restaurant-worthy version of ramen. Made with chicken ...
Budae-jjigae, or army stew, mixes Spam and other classic American commodities like sliced cheese and hot dogs with ramen noodles. South Koreans also eat Spam with kimchi, while in China it’s a ...
You can also use it to cook your favorite ramen proteins, including ham, sliced pork, tofu, eggs, and even spam. If you're a fan of kimchi, you're in luck as well; the rich, salty flavor of bacon ...