A super spicy tonkotsu ramen created by culinary researcher Ryuji, in respectful homage to Egashira-san's cup noodles. Full of ingenious methods to replicate tonkotsu soup, including char siu made in the microwave. This is truly the ultimate recipe to enjoy a rich and punchy bowl at home.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients (1 serving)

  • Pork belly block 300g
  • Wood ear mushrooms 3g
  • Pork belly 30g
  • Powdered gelatin 1½ tsp
  • Milk 1½ tbsp
  • Marutai noodles 80g
  • Green onions to taste
  • White sesame seeds to taste

Seasonings

  • [A] Soy sauce 3 tbsp
  • [A] Sugar 2 tsp
  • [A] Hi-Me (umami seasoning) 5 shakes
  • [B] Lard 1 tbsp
  • [B] Chinese seasoning 1½ tsp
  • [B] Chicken stock powder ⅓ tsp
  • [B] Light soy sauce 2 tsp
  • [B] Salt 2 pinches
  • [B] Garlic powder 6 shakes
  • [B] Black pepper 3 shakes
  • [B] Hi-Me (umami seasoning) 7 shakes
  • [B] Ichimi Togarashi (Japanese chili powder) 1 tsp
  • [C] Doubanjiang (chili bean paste) ½ tsp
  • [C] Lard 1 tbsp

Steps

  1. Pierce the pork belly block 300g with a fork. [Chef's Tip!] This breaks down the fibers, allowing the flavor to soak in easily.
  2. Place the pierced pork belly block in a heatproof container, add soy sauce 3 tbsp, sugar 2 tsp, and Hi-Me (umami seasoning) 5 shakes, and rub it in.
  3. Cover and heat in the microwave for 5 minutes.
  4. Flip the pork belly block and heat in the microwave for another 5 minutes.
  5. After heating, let it rest for 10 minutes to cook with residual heat. [Chef's Tip!] Cooking thoroughly with residual heat results in a tender finish.
  6. Slice the finished char siu to your desired thickness.
  7. Rehydrate the wood ear mushrooms 3g in water and chop finely.
  8. In a pot, add water 340cc, pork belly 30g, lard 1 tbsp, Chinese seasoning 1½ tsp, chicken stock powder ⅓ tsp, light soy sauce 2 tsp, salt 2 pinches, garlic powder 6 shakes, black pepper 3 shakes, Hi-Me (umami seasoning) 7 shakes, and powdered gelatin 1½ tsp.
  9. Cover, bring to a boil, and simmer for 5 minutes.
  10. Blend the simmered soup until emulsified. [Chef's Tip!] The gelatin dissolves, and blending increases richness and promotes emulsification.
  11. Add Ichimi Togarashi (Japanese chili powder) 1 tsp to the blended soup to add spiciness.
  12. Further add Hi-Me (umami seasoning) 6 shakes and milk 1½ tbsp and mix.
  13. In a small pot, add lard 1 tbsp and Doubanjiang (chili bean paste) ½ tsp, and lightly sauté to make Doubanjiang oil. [Chef's Tip!] Be careful not to sauté too much, as it will become too spicy; aim to create red lard.
  14. Add the prepared Doubanjiang oil to the soup and mix. [Chef's Tip!] Floating the red oil on top gives the super spicy tonkotsu soup an authentic appearance.
  15. Add Marutai noodles 80g to boiling water and boil for 2 minutes.
  16. Place the boiled noodles into a bowl.
  17. Pour the super spicy tonkotsu soup into the bowl.
  18. Top the noodles with chopped wood ear mushrooms, sliced char siu, and green onions.
  19. Finally, sprinkle with white sesame seeds and serve.

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