
Everyone’s probably had Ramen noodles, either the authentic Japanese version or the instant version which is much more common all over the world. Every country has its own version of flavours, and it provides a quick meal with just water and heat. My version of Instant Ramen made Indian kicks it up a notch!
Around the third year of college, I was at another friend’s home and she offered to make instant noodles for me and since I did not hate it the first time, I accepted. And she and her mother made me this version, and I’ve never looked at Ramen the same way again.
It’s very hard to explain how it tastes – it’s neither Chinese nor Indian, but somehow, it’s the best of both. The spices added in the end really make the difference, accompanied by the fresh crunch of the onion, peppers and fresh coriander.
I’ve also added paneer to this (something I learnt from a roommate a few years later) and it’s been a very complete and satisfying meal. I’ve spent weeks eating just this on days when I had to work 16-18 hour days.
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Linda says
Thank you for sharing your great information. I read your blog daily . It give me so much knowledge and ideas.
i am anono says
what a wonderful thing
Anonymous says
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Maggi recipes says
Mouthwatering recipe, thanks for sharing i would surely try making noodles this way.
Tina Dawson says
Thanks! Trust me, once you've made them this way, there's no turning back.
Anonymous says
loved ur post. I made cheese chilli maggi yesterday and it turned out awesome. Check the recipe here:http://whimsytummy.blogspot.in/p/blog-page_16.html
Tina Dawson says
Thank you so much! I have a block of mozzarella sitting in my fridge, and now I have something to do with it! Will let you know how it turns out….. Happy blogging!
veera says
Hey i just tried it, came out amazing!
Thanks for the recipe!!
Tina Dawson says
Thanks for stopping by Veera. Glad to know you liked it!