- Soup is too thin.
- Cook longer uncovered to let potatoes break down slightly, or mash a few potato cubes in it.
- Can I use curry powder?
- Japanese curry cubes (roux) contain fat and thickener. Powder alone makes a thin soup lacking creaminess.
Japanese Curry Ramen
Japanese curry (Kare) is thicker, sweeter, and milder than its Indian ancestor. In this ramen, that thick, spiced sauce blends with soup broth, creating an incredibly rich, warming dish. Potato and carrot starches naturally thicken the soup further, coating noodles like a gravy. No better medicine for cold winter nights.
Ingredients
7
oz
Ramen Noodles
3.5
cups
Chicken Broth
1.7
oz
Japanese Curry Roux Cube (or paste)
1
tbsp
Soy Sauce
2
cloves
Garlic
0.3
oz
Fresh Ginger
3
oz
Carrot
3.5
oz
Potato
2
pcs
Eggs
1
stalk
Scallion
2
tsp
Sesame Oil
1
sheet
Nori Seaweed
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Equipment Needed
- Pot
- Noodle pot
- Peeler
Allergen Information
Wheat
Egg
Soy
Sesame
Instructions
1
✓
Dice vegetables small for quick cooking. Boil and peel eggs.
Tip: Uniform size means even cooking.
2
✓
Boil broth, add veggies, garlic, ginger. Cook until potatoes tender (10 mins).
Tip: Hard veggies take time.
3
✓
Lower heat, dissolve curry cube. Stir until thickened.
Tip: Roux needs heat to thicken but burns if boiled hard.
4
✓
Cook noodles, serve with thick soup and toppings.
Tip: Thick soup holds heat; be careful not to burn your mouth!
Recipe FAQ
Ingredients
- 7 oz Ramen Noodles
- 3.5 cups Chicken Broth
- 1.7 oz Japanese Curry Roux Cube (or paste)
- 1 tbsp Soy Sauce
- 2 cloves Garlic
- 0.3 oz Fresh Ginger
- 3 oz Carrot
- 3.5 oz Potato
- 2 pcs Eggs
- 1 stalk Scallion
- 2 tsp Sesame Oil
- 1 sheet Nori Seaweed