How to make Duck Ramen 鴨そばの作り方
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Duck Ramen is not as commonly found in Japan, however there are a couple of restaurants that has Duck Ramen, or Duck Soba on their menus. In my first recipe of Duck Ramen, this is made from duck chintan (Clear Soup) from half a duck, carcass and wings, matched with a shoyu tare (sauce). The duck oil from the simmered soup also makes an aromatic, clear ramen oil for the broth. I also made duck chashu using duck breast, sous vide with the sides seared for additional smokey taste and some crisp.
As a result, the Duck Ramen was really delicious with a comforting soup base, aromatic with natural sweetness from the shoyu tare. The addition of lime also adds some acidity to the soup. The duck chashu was tender and really yummy! Not to forget the handmade noodles that was chewy and matches the soup really well.
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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Hello, new to the channel. Do you have a video on maybe best Ramen's to cook for beginners? Thank you.
Ooh I'm definitely going to make this one in the future!
Wooooo! New animations and transition scenes!
Did anybody have the French guy accent from SpongeBob talk in there head from the narratives
Your channel is super! Beautiful photography, great presentation, and no boring bits...ever!
Duck is super under-used in ramen in my opinion. It makes fantastic stock and chashu if treated properly.
Are ducks that common in Japan? Idek
Hi, thank you for sharing this amazing recipe! I am a new subscriber to your channel. I rarely subscribe to any channel but I like your original recipe (MSG free too!). And I can feel the amount of effort you put into every video, it's amazing to see the way you simmered the stock to make the ramen soup for hours. I have also looked at your website and surprised that you even put step by step screenshots, instead of full text recipe. This kind of effort definitely deserve subscription!
Anyway I am wondering if you are able to create vegetarian ramen? I am mainly vegetarian / pescatarian however I still eat meat occasionally, so I can still enjoy your other ramen recipe. But no pressure, if you think it's easier to create meat-based ramen recipe, it's okay too!
I am also curious about the full cooking time. How long do you actually spend cooking for one recipe? You can consider make a short behind the scene video for the cooking process, I am curious :)
Thank you for watching!
I plan to make vegetarian ramen in the near future. Please wait :)
It takes me about two days to make one ramen.
The first day is for the noodles and ramen sauce, and the second day is for the chashu and soup. It takes a long time to make ramen, but it is a lot of fun.
Thank you for your support! see you next ramen :)
I'm going to have to try this. Double soup shoyu is my fav. Excellent content again
I would have bet on the roasted duck skin as ramen oil... I would have lost.
The duck ramen looks so yummy.
Thank you for sharing duck ramen ricipe I Food Leveling
Noodles have way too low hydration for homemade with usual equipment, noodles are impossible to work out... Ruined so much time and flour by exactly following the instructions.
Hello friend, I can't find niboshi where I live, what can I use instead? Would katsuobushi work? Dashi powder? Nothing?
Delicious! Infinite combinations can be done with ramen.
Where do you buy Hokkaido Flour to make noodle? I live in the USA. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the recipe. I indeed subscribed
Hi!! A question, Didn't you use any aromatics on this bowl?
Love your videos so much! Can't wait to try to make this when duck is in season where I live!
Could you possibly do a video making a kombu dashi tsukemen recipe? It's a very niche style of ramen that I virtually never see, even within the Japanese ramen community online. It basically does not exist here in the United States, so I have no point of reference for what it should taste like. It looks very pretty in pictures, and I think it would be perfect for a summertime video too! :)
hi thank you for watching!
i will make it :)
@@RAMENKAONASHI Thank you so much! I'm not sure if I should be calling it kombu dashi, kombu sui, or kombu mizu tsukemen. The kanji is 昆布水 but from my knowledge, it's not just plain kombu water.
In Japanese, it is called "kombusui" :)
Wish I could eat that :)
well you can ;-)
Ooooooh that looks decadent! I absolutely LOVE duck but it's expensive where I live so I have it like once every couple of years lol. I think it's time for me to splurge on some duck
Totally going to try this!! Never thought to do duck ramen!!
Again mouthwatering. Thanks!
Awesome video! Nice to see you experimenting with the editing too!
why not cook till boil? why 90o?
he is making 'chintan' soup, which is supposed to be lighter and clear, and you need to barely simmer, like when making a french consomme... if he were making a 'paitan' soup, then you would boil the hell out of it to emulsify everything and get a thick, opaque, creamy soup.
Is there another way to cook the duck breast?
Yessss I’ve been waiting for this one.
That looks insane
🚀🚀🚀
this looks so damn good