When I tasted the broth, it was a little more complex than I had remembered. The flavor is predominantly beef, but there are also some spices to liven up the broth. It actually reminded me a bit of Pho due to its complicated identity. I don't know if Nissin Demae has altered its recipe, but I thought the broth was quite good.
The noodles are exactly as I expected from eating packets of Nissin Demae noodles in the past. I consider them to be typical instant noodles, fairly flavorless with a slight nuttiness and springy crunch. But the main overall flavor comes from the broth and the broth is quite good here. Interestingly, the color of the broth looks much lighter in this picture than in my picture from two years ago, so perhaps the folks at Nissin Demae have altered their recipe and improved the flavor of the broth.
Nissin Demae - Beef Flavor - 7.0/10
I enjoy your blog, but I think your preferred method of using the microwave to cook the noodles is not ideal. Cooking on the stove top allows the noodles to soak up the flavor of the broth much better. I have also found that the amount of water instructed on most packets of ramen is too high. Use the stove top, use less water, and don't overcook. Please continue to post on different types of ramen. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI cook by adding boiled water. That's it.
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ReplyDeleteOr you could just do it yourself. Ramen is meant to be a quick, convenient meal when using a microwave. I'm pretty sure the owner of the blog makes his ratings based on taste which makes your suggestion even more pointless.
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