A spicy version of 'Misokin', recreated using Ryuji's replication recipe. This recipe faithfully reproduces the ingredients and thick texture of the cup noodle, allowing you to easily make a bowl with an authentic restaurant-like taste at home.
Ingredients
Main Ingredients (1 serving)
- Chinese noodles (dried) 1 serving
- Bean sprouts 60g
- Cabbage 40g
- Ground pork 60g
- Water 300ml
- Lard 1 tbsp
- Water 1 tbsp (for starch slurry)
- Potato starch 2/3 tsp
Seasonings
- Soy sauce 1 tsp
- Garlic powder 10 shakes
- Chinese seasoning 1 tsp
- Yamabuki Miso 1 tbsp and 1 tsp
- Doubanjiang (chili bean paste) 1 tsp
- Black pepper 2 shakes
- MSG(Ajinomoto) (MSG) 7 shakes
- Sugar 2/3 tsp
- Ground sesame seeds 1/2 tbsp
- Chili oil to taste
Steps
- Add 1 tsp soy sauce to the ground pork and mix well. Break the mixed pork into small clumps.
- Roughly chop 40g cabbage. Wash 60g bean sprouts.
- Add 300ml water to a pot, add the clumped ground pork, and bring to a boil.
- To the soup, add 10 shakes garlic powder, 1 tsp Chinese seasoning, 1 tbsp and 1 tsp Yamabuki Miso (4 tsp total), 1 tsp doubanjiang, 2 shakes black pepper, 1 tbsp lard, roughly chopped cabbage, and 7 shakes MSG(Ajinomoto) (MSG), then bring to a boil.
- Add 2/3 tsp sugar and 1/2 tbsp ground sesame seeds, then adjust the taste.
- Mix 1 tbsp water and 2/3 tsp potato starch to make a starch slurry, then add it to the soup to thicken. Let it simmer slightly to set the thickness. [Chef's Tip!] By using starch to thicken instead of potato powder, you can recreate the viscous texture of cup noodle soup.
- Start boiling the Chinese noodles. About 1 minute before the noodles are done, add the bean sprouts to the pot and cook them together.
- Place the drained Chinese noodles in a warmed bowl, then pour the cooked soup over them. Arrange the noodles so they are visible, and finish by drizzling with chili oil to taste.






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