Bad @ss ramen

I luuuuv ramen. So much. Even the super bad instant ramen. It's all good to me. That being said, I can also appreciate that some ramen is way better than others. However, I didn't realize that until I lived in Japan for 2 years and got to eat lots of delicious ramen there. So it's been exciting for me to see ramen take off in the States, and many of the bigger cities I travel to have some great ramen shops. (I just checked out Ramen-san in Chicago and it was delicious.)

Really ramen is all about the broth...and then the noodles and the fixings. We had been making "spruced up" ramen with good add-ins (e.g., slow cooked beef, soft boiled eggs, green onion, etc), but I hadn't figured out a way to easily do good broth. Enter the Instant Pot. (Lol, this blog seems to be becoming a series of love letters to the Instant Pot...) You can make deeelicious broth in the Instant Pot.

So the nice thing about this recipe is that it's actually the byproduct of another recipe. The first night we made this super easy beef and cheddar Instant Pot recipe. Then the next night we made awesome ramen with the reserved broth and leftover beef.

Suggested Ingredients (really you can use whatever toppings you want...)
~9 oz ramen noodles (I did cheat here and just used the instant pack noodles, tho' I have used better noodles that you can get at Asian markets and even Costco)
-2 hard or soft boiled eggs
-1 C shredded beef
-1 C diced peppers
-4 green onions, chopped into large pieces (I like large b/c they're easier to fish out)
-cilantro
-Sriracha

Steps
1. Get your broth boiling and add in noodles and cook according to package time (usually 3 minutes)

2. Divvy up noodles and broth in bowls, proceed with toppings.

3. Slurp!