Many oriental soups have raw egg stirred in them right before serving, it's tasty.
Whip the yolk and white together, then while stirring the soup in a circular manner, slowly dribble it in
I put egg in my Top Ramen, preferably Cajun Chicken cuz I like the spice, but its kinda hard to find, so more often than not just Chicken flavored. But not regular egg. Small chopped up egg whites from hard boiled eggs. No yolk. And 2 slices of kraft square cheese. And I don't eat it as a soup. I eat it as noodles. It turns into an EXCELLENT tasting meal. But then I'm a cheese lover, so I guess if you don't love cheese as much as I do it wouldn't appeal to to you. But if you do, and you wanna know how I do it, toss me a pm or something. Doubt many people wanna read it as a post.
I get a case of 12 for $1.44.are we talking about the packs of ramen i get for 39 cents?
I've seen this mentioned on here before. I demand feedback.
.. 2 slices of kraft square cheese. ..I'm a cheese lover
? does not compute
I am lucky enough to live near Little Tokyo wherein resides Mr. Ramen, a nice little restaurant with cute Japanese waitresses, run by a jovial slight Japanese man with a penchant for Raggea music.
My standard meal there is miso ramen with fried chicken and a hard-boiled egg tossed in.
ZOMG! So good.
Musashi and I have been dining there for well over a decade.