Originally Posted by LMPC
Just think of this as preparing him for collegeminus the egg, add beer.
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My daughter loves Ramen noodles.
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Too funny. Over here we call Ramen "soup". Makes it sound much healthier.
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Now I want me some ramen noodles.
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I'm gonna try making chicken fried Ramen noodles tomorrow. You had me thinking since you mentioned the egg. Originally Posted by kijip
I make a really good salad that uses Ramen noodles.Jenn
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MMmmm! I have a recipe somewhere for Raman noodle salad. You break up the noodles (uncooked) and toast them in a pan with some butter, toast some almonds and toss it in a spinach salad. With cranberries or strawberries. And a vinegarette with honey...I have to find that!!!!
DD loves salt and noodles. I'm thinking maybe she could try some Ramen without permanent damage!Molly
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My older DD LOVES ramen noodles! She'd eat them every night for dinner if I'd let her, LOL! (And there's many a night that she's gotten them too.)
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DS had sobe noodles from Trader Joe's for dinner last night. He was so happy.
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Post, post, pretty please post the recipe. That sounds so good!!! Originally Posted by MamaMolly
To OP, you could do a LOT worse. I think of ramen (without the flavoring with all the salt) with frozen veggies and egg or chicken as a well balanced meal. Used to do it every day before kids
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I like ramen wo/the seasoning packet for stir fries, or with 1/2 the packet for "soup". It's pretty salty, but sometimes I crave it.
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