This deliciously simple ramen soup recipe from Shu Han Lee is a great way to jazz up your noodles. Shu creates a tasty miso broth to simmer the noodles, complete with a poached egg, spring onions and a scattering of crispy shallots. The perfect quick, healthy dinner for a weeknight.
I think every Asian student has had his/her fair share of emergency ramen noodles while cramming for exams. While I’ve moved on from a dark time in my life when literally the only thing I could do in the kitchen was boil water, I still love my ramen soups. What I do now, is a pimped-up version of these instant noodle soups, with plenty of fresh vegetables and an egg poached right in the simmering broth. For this recipe, I used Clearspring’s brown rice ramen, which comes with a packet of organic miso-based paste, so it was all in all the healthiest ramen soup one could ever have. If you can’t get hold of the brand but still want a delicious, wholesome bowl of miso ramen, I’ve also shared a recipe for making the simplest miso soup so you can ditch the packet.
Shu Han Lee grew up in Singapore and moved to London in 2009. Author of the acclaimed Chicken and Rice, Shu is a food developer whose spice company, Rempapa, is stocked throughout the UK, including in Selfridges and Whole Foods. Shu is an authoritative voice in Singaporean cookery and her recipes come from a place of family, heritage and home.
Please sign in or register to send a comment to Great British Chefs.