In this recipe, I will show you a new recipe for Shio Ramen. Shio basically means ‘salt’ in Japanese. The tare used to make Shio Ramen is mainly salt-based. Shio Ramen tends to be lighter than other types of ramen, and brings out the flavour of the ramen broth.
For my recipe, I used a combination of 3 different type of salt to make the Shio Tare. The soup is a mixture of pork and chicken boiled over a few hours for a strong flavourful soup base. This is complemented by shrimp ramen oil, medium thick chewy noodles and tender soft pork belly chashu. There is also a touch of yuzu peel topping for a citrusy feel as you savour the soup.
As always, I did not use any MSG because I try to use various alternative ingredients to bring out the umami in my own recipes.
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1. Add Dried Shrimp, Dried Scallops, Rishiri Kombu, Dried Shiitake and Water to a container. After adding Water, cover the container and leave overnight in fridge. (It’s Dashi.)
2. Add Dashi into pot.
3. Start to boil at low heat.
4. When Dashi reach 95C, continue to simmer for 40min.
5. After 40min, Bring to boil and stop fire.
6. Strain Dashi.
7. Add Dashi 300ml, Hon Mirin, Cooking Sake, Apple Vinegar and 3 Types Salt into a pot.
8. Start boiling at low heat.
9. Stir to fully mix the salt, once alcohol fully evaporates turn off stove.
10. Ramen Sauce is done.
1. Add Egg and Water to a cup totalling 150g and mix evenly.
2. Add Kansui and Salt and mic evenly.
3. Add Hokkaido Ramen Flour and Whole Grain Wheat Flour to a large mixing bowl.
4. Add Kansui mixture to flour in batches until fully combined.
5. Place flour into bag, roll and fold until smooth flat dough forms.
6. Set aside for 40min.
7. Use noodle machine to make into flat and long dough.
8. Cut into medium thick noodles.
9. Noodles are done.
1. Add Pre Boiled Pork Bone, Pre Boiled Pork Backbone, Chicken Carcass, and Pork Belly to a large pot.
2. Add Water until everything is fully covered.
3. Start to boil at medium heat.
4. Remove scum when the soup boils.
5. Change to low heat and simmer for 1hour.
6. Remove Pork Belly to be used for CHASHU.
7. Continue to simmer another 2hours.
8. Add Onion and Shironegi Leaves into soup.
9. Simmer for another 1hour.
10. Add Fried Shiitake, Rishiri Kombu and Niboshi to soup.
11. Continue to simmer 1hour at very low heat.
12. Turn off stove and strain soup.
13. Soup (Broth) is done.
1. Add Koikuchi Shoyu, Cooking Sake and Sugar to a sauce pan.
2. Bring the sauce to boil.
3. Marinate Chashu in sauce for 40min.
4. Chashu is done.
1. Add Pork Lard and Dried Shrimp to a pot.
2. Start to fry at low heat for 40min.
3. Ramen Oil is done.
1. Cut Shironegi into thin strips.
2. Soak in water for 10min.
3. Slice Chashu into thick pieces.
4. Shironegi, Chashu, Peasprouts, Menma and Yuzu Peel. All Toppings done.
1. Add Ramen Sauce to a bowl.
2. Add Ramen Oil to a bowl.
3. Boil Noodles for 2min.
4. Add Ramen Soup (Ramen Broth) to a bowl.
5. Add Noodles to a bowl.
6. Add all Toppings to a bowl.
7. Shio Ramen is done.
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