RAMEN CARBONARA

RAMEN CARBONARA

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Servings

4 Persons

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Difficulty

Easy


Ingredients
  • circle icon For the Ramen Carbonara
  • circle icon200 g Guanciale (Cured pork cheek)
  • circle icon400 g Ramen noodles
  • circle icon300 ml water
  • circle icon1 pinch salt
  • circle icon3 egg yolks
  • circle icon100 g Parmesan

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Wok

Preparation

Fry the guanciale in a wok pan until golden brown, then drain on paper towels. Leave the fat in the pan and add the ramen noodles.

Deglaze with water, then season lightly with salt and pepper. Cover with a lid and let steam for about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally and carefully.

Add the egg yolks and Parmesan, remove the wok from the heat, and stir until the egg yolks have beautifully bound the remaining liquid.

Ramen Carbonara is a bold fusion dish. The combination of savory guanciale, egg yolks, and ramen noodles creates a very intense and creamy flavor profile.

Side Dishes
- Light Asian Salads: A crisp cucumber salad with rice vinegar, sesame oil, and chili provides a refreshing contrast.
- Steamed Vegetables: Simple steamed bok choy or broccoli pairs perfectly with Ramen Carbonara.
- Pickled Vegetables (Tsukemono): Typical Japanese pickles (such as radish or ginger) help cut through the richness of the guanciale and cheese.

Beverage Pairings
- Green Tea: A warm Sencha or cold Matcha tea enhances the Japanese notes of the dish.
- Dry White Wine: A Pinot Grigio or Frascati harmonizes classically with components like Parmesan and guanciale.
- Pale Ale or Lager: The carbonation refreshes the palate after the rich, savory sauce.

Toppings
- You can further refine the dish with these toppings:
- Nori Sheets: Cut into fine strips for additional texture and a hint of the sea.
- Spring Onions: Finely chopped for a fresh, sharp kick.
- Furikake: A Japanese seasoning mix for that extra umami flavor.

Fusion Cuisine: This recipe combines Japanese texture with Italian tradition.

With this Ramen Carbonara, we have a culinary fusion ready for you: this interpretation combines Japanese texture with Italian tradition. Preparation in a wok allows for optimal starch binding and an intense flavor profile. It takes only a few minutes to prepare and offers a minimalist dish for connoisseurs who love the interplay of textures.

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Fusion Cuisine: This recipe combines Japanese texture with Italian tradition.

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