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DUMBO Worst Neighborhood for Slice Pizza? Discuss

I live in Sunnyside, Queens, and unless I am missing something, there is really a dearth of quality slices there.

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Good Veggie Burger in NYC?

I'd go to Paul's on 2nd Ave and St. Mark's--their veggie burger is amazing, and they will do it up like any of the regular specialty burgers.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

In boarding school, we'd drain the noodles and add the flavor packets along with a ton of soy sauce, black pepper, red pepper. Most favored flavor was Oriental, although Mushroom was a close second. And whenever the Asian students would receive the good Shin Ramyun, red packet stuff from home, the barter market always picked up considerably...

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Cook the Book: Serves One

One of the best and easiest dishes to make alone is pesto, especially if you've got the basil growing nearby. You can improve on regular pesto, though, by adding some chipotle pepper in adobo sauce to the pesto mixture, and then, at the end, some diced tomatoes. Use plenty of good Parmigiano, and it's good to go.....

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From Slice

DUMBO Worst Neighborhood for Slice Pizza? Discuss

I live in Sunnyside, Queens, and unless I am missing something, there is really a dearth of quality slices there.

From Talk

Good Veggie Burger in NYC?

I'd go to Paul's on 2nd Ave and St. Mark's--their veggie burger is amazing, and they will do it up like any of the regular specialty burgers.

From Serious Eats

Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

In boarding school, we'd drain the noodles and add the flavor packets along with a ton of soy sauce, black pepper, red pepper. Most favored flavor was Oriental, although Mushroom was a close second. And whenever the Asian students would receive the good Shin Ramyun, red packet stuff from home, the barter market always picked up considerably...

From Serious Eats

Cook the Book: Serves One

One of the best and easiest dishes to make alone is pesto, especially if you've got the basil growing nearby. You can improve on regular pesto, though, by adding some chipotle pepper in adobo sauce to the pesto mixture, and then, at the end, some diced tomatoes. Use plenty of good Parmigiano, and it's good to go.....

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

This stuff is like crack...very addictive!!

Ramen Noodle Coleslaw

Slaw:
2 - 1 pound bags of cole slaw or broccoli slaw (or similar amount of cabbage, red cabbage, carrots, broccoli, etc. that you process yourself)
1 bunch of green onions (optional)

Dressing:
2 packages of Ramen noodle seasoning
1/3 cup cider vinegar or rice wine vinegar
½ cup sugar (more or less to taste)
½ cup oil

Crunchies:
2 packages Ramen noodles, broken up (Oriental flavor - or 1 oriental, 1 chicken)
4 oz. package of almond slivers
4 oz. package of sunflower seeds (shelled)

Combine salad ingredients and dressing ingredients separately. Toss salad with dressing and crunchies right before serving.

Do not add dressing until just before ready to serve. If taking this dish away from home, transport the dressing and the noodles/seeds/nuts in a separate container.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

i used to snack on it dry, too. ate too much top ramen my first year of college and haven't wanted to eat it since... why eat packaged ramen when you can go to rai rai ken and get it fresh, with delicious crispy fried garlic?

anyways, i used to make it with sriracha and a ridiculous amount of nutritional yeast in the broth, so it got all cloudy and i could fool myself into thinking that i was eating something that was sorta good for me.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

Haven't had it in years but I buy it by the cases for my oldest daughter.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

@ Pointy -- I'm a huge fan of those Sapporo Ichiban Chow Mein noodles too! They're super filling and really flavorful.

The best instant style ramen has to be the Duck flavored Mama noodles from Thailand. Beware of the whole chili packet tho unless you want to get your lid blown off! I usually go about half to 2/3. They also make a Pad Thai noodle that's ok in a pinch and wicked cheap.


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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

My friend told me she likes to eat ramen that's been cooked, drained and topped with bbq sauce. I haven't tried it myself yet, but I may have to soon.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

I had no idea there were so many wonderful ways to eat ramen. I always just cooked it the way it said. I guess I'm not creative enough. hmmmmm now I want ramen.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

I love the chicken one. Or, a great recipe:

take whatever type of ramen noodles, and throw out the season package.
put dry noodles in a microwavable bowl. add some frozen broccoli and frozen shrimp. add mirin or hot sauces, whatever spices you have, a bit of soy suace, and chicken or veggie broth to top.
cover and microwave 4-5 minutes.

It's a take on an Alton Brown dish, very tasty!

From Serious Eats

Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

I love ramen, but I don't usually mix it with other stuff. My favorites are the cup of noodles lime shrimp (oh the broth is divine), beef flavor drained before the seasoning is added, or plain ramen mixed with american cheese and soy sauce.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

I am a ramen addict and really anal about making my ramen as well.

I only buy Myojo Chukazanmai brand, as far as dried noodles in broth go, since I can't get the high end Nissin noodles in Cleveland. Sapporo Ichiban yakisoba for dried fried noodles. For cup noodles, Nissin all the way (shrimp).

My typical prep for a bowl of ramen...
- fry up Spam sticks (chiffonade?)
- cook up noodles until they're almost al dente, pour the noodles out into a strainer, run them through cold water to stop the noodles from cooking
- cut up vegetables like Chinese cabbage or mustard cabbage
- boil 3-4 cups water, add powder soup broth and add boney parts of veggies let cook for a few minutes
- add leafy veggies to pot
- pour liquid flavor packet with oil into bowl
- mix noodles in liquid
- add veggies that were cooked in soup broth first
- add shrimp, raw baby spinach, menma, Spam on top
- pour broth over everything
- add raw yolk on top

My bowl of ramen! :)

I don't always have enoki mushrooms in the fridge, but when I do, I add it with the baby spinach.

From Serious Eats

Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

I hate to admit it but I am a ramen addict. Fortunately Uwajimaya stocks an embarrassment of riches. My all time favorite is probably Sapporo Ichiban Chow Mein style. Oh I always pile on the Kim Chee too!

From Serious Eats

Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

Whoa...I had this random craving for instant ramen last night and I haven't had that craving since freshman year in college. O_o It's a sign!!!

I used to love ramen with half packet of seasoning and octopus-cut hot dogs. My mom would stir fry the ramen with leftover veggies and meat.

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Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen

Spinach, fried red onions, dim sum (siew mai), king oyster mushroom, with a beaten up egg dumped in after turning off the fire. The result is a cloudy egg soup that is divine. I adore chicken or seafood flavoured nissin. Although in Southeast Asia, Indomee has the best slippery noodles known to man.

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Cook the Book: Serves One

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Cook the Book: Serves One

i love making a grilled tuna fish sandwich

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Cook the Book: Serves One

Since the kids have left the nest, I never have anyone to eat with anymore. I am embarrassed to say it's usually the mayonnaise and banana sandwich or a baked potato for me. I need some new ideas. lol

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Cook the Book: Serves One

The dish of choice would have to be baby spinach, bibb lettuce, portabello mushrooms, sliced Vidalia white onions, toasted almonds in a Balsamic vinegar and olive oil vinaigrette.

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Cook the Book: Serves One

I like to make a casserole or big dish of something so I can eat off of it the whole week. Homecooked all week and only actually cooking once.

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Cook the Book: Serves One

For me, it doesn't get much better than a grilled egg and cheddar cheese sandwich slathered with Kraft mayo! YUMMY!! Thanks for the giveaway!

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Cook the Book: Serves One

I make bowl of air popped popcorn with garlic or a pint of ben and jerry's

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Cook the Book: Serves One

My favorite is a nice medium rare steak, baked potato and veggie like broccoli. What it usually turns out to be is some type of stir fry with whatever is left over in the fridge.

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