Feb 242012
 

 

 

When it’s that cold (although to be honest, Spring may be around the corner, it was almost warm yesterday) it doesn’t get any better than a big bowl of Ramen!

Why “black Ramen”? Well, the noodles are actually normal (the dark things on the top are sliced mushroom), but as you can see at the bottom, the oil is black (I guess it’s some sort of sesame oil, I forgot).

 

 

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  4 Responses to “Black Ramen”

  1. Looks good, David, Do you know what kind of broth was in the ramen?

    John
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  2. That looks really good. We’re on French onion soup at the moment.
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    • Sweet.
      Actually, if you don’t really know Ramen, it’s pretty much the Japanese equivalent of onion soup. Although Japanese people eat Ramen way more often than French people eat onion soup.

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