最近ちまたでは油そばや汁なし麺などが流行っています。
Lately, abura soba and soupless noodles have become popular.
その流行に乗るべく私も作ってみました。
I also made one to get on the trend.
ラーメンで焼き麺を作ります。
Make fried noodles with ramen.
目次
作り方 How to make
いたってシンプルです。
It’s that simple.
インスタント焼きそばのようにラーメンを作ります。
Make ramen like instant yakisoba.
今回は出前一丁で作りました。
This time I made a ramen called Demae Iccho.
まず、いつものように卵焼き用のフライパンを用意します。
First, as usual, prepare a frying pan for frying eggs.
水が沸騰したらインスタント麺を投入します。
When the water boils, add the instant noodles.
ふやけるまで待ちます。
Wait until it gets soft.
水がなくなってきたら、スープを入れかきまぜます。
When the water runs out, add the soup and stir.
スープは袋の半分から3分の２くらいでちょうどいい感じです。
The soup should be about half to two-thirds of the bag.
お好みに合わせて調整してください。
Please adjust according to your preference.
器に盛って完成です。
Pour it into a bowl and it’s done.
たべます eat
味はしっかり出前一丁です。
The taste is exactly the same as the ramen called Demae Iccho.
やはりスープの素の力は偉大です。
As expected, the raw power of soup is great.
実際に焼き麺をお店で食べたことがないので
比較ができませんが、
これはこれでおいしいと思います。
I’ve never actually eaten fried noodles at a restaurant, so I can’t compare, but I think these are delicious.
最大の利点は麺が伸びないことです。
The biggest advantage is that the noodles do not stretch.
これをつまみに長時間飲んでも最後までおいしくいただけます。
Even if you drink this as a snack for a long time, it will remain delicious until the end.
だらだらと飲むのには最適なおつまみといえるでしょう。
It can be said to be the perfect snack to drink lazily.
ぜひお試しくださいませ。
Please try it.
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Note: “Chou” has many meanings.
“Chou” is used as a unit for various things.
The meaning in which it is used depends on the context.
You need to watch it carefully.
cooking
“Iccho” in “Demae Iccho” means a single serving of food.
This is where the word “Icchoumae” comes from.
It is used to mean that you have become a full-fledged person and have acquired abilities.
It is also used when counting tofu.
One piece is approximately 300g.
Architecture
It is also used as a unit of distance. It is about 109m.
Although it is an old unit, it is apparently still used in some construction industries in Japan.
Book
When you put the front and back pages of a book together, it is called “iccho.”
The number of pages is 1 page on the front and 2 pages on the back, but “Iccho” is counted in 1 sheet of paper.
battle
“Chou” is also used when counting fights and competitions.
When I want to get motivated, I say things like “Iccho Yallaka.”
It’s really used in a variety of situations.
It’s cool when you can use it well, so let’s learn to be cool.
It has a different “cho” feel to it. There are different kanji that have the same reading.
It has a different meaning, so be careful.
