Saturday, May 28, 2016

Harvest Miso Ramen :: Chef Mark Cleveland @ Hungry Harvest ::




Difficulty: Easy
Time: 35 mins,
Servings: 4 Quarts Soup // 4 Bowls Ramen

Celery & Brussels sprouts add a Harvest twist on what’s typically in a miso ramen bowl.  Vegetables & broth are the stars of this dish & the noodles complete the meal.  You can find all sorts of great organic, even gluten free ramen now.


Amount
Measure
Ingredient
Prep Method
3
Quarts
Broth or water

1/2
Cup
Sake
Opt
3
Cubes
Frozen Broth
Opt
1
Medium
Sweet onion
Pie slice
1
Head
Celery
Sliced
1
Pound
Brussels sprouts
Quartered
3
Medium
Yellow carrots
Sliced



Combine broth, optional sake & frozen broth cubes with the onion, celery, Brussels sprouts & carrots.  Cover & set over high heat for 25 mins.  Taste, if using water, you may need to add a little salt.  Prep out the other vegetables while the soup cooks. 







1
Large
Red pepper
Diced
1
Large
Golden beet
Precooked, peeled, sliced
1
Large
Orange
Juice & zest, opt

Add in the peppers, beets, kale & orange juice & zest.  Let sit covered off heat until you’re ready to make your miso ramen bowls. 

FOR EACH BOWL OF RAMEN
1 1/2
Tablespoons
Miso
Steeped in
1/2
Cup
Water








For each bowl of ramen you plan to make, steep 1 1/2 Tbs miso in 1/2 cup water.  It will dissolve in about 10 mins. Prepare the garnish while you cook the ramen.

RAMEN GARNISH
1/2
Small
Avocado
Diced
2
Tablespoons
Sweet onion
Thin slice
1
Tablespoon
Kiwi
Diced, opt
1
Teaspoon
Toasted sesame oil

1-2
Tablespoons
Nori seaweed
Slivers

Prepare the garnish with avocado, onion, celery leaves & optional kiwi.  Use a scissors to finely julienne some toasted nori. 

1
Whole
Ramen cake

1
Teaspoon
Fresh ginger
Minced or microplaned, opt
1
Tablespoon
Sesame seeds
Opt
1
Large
Egg
Opt

For each bowl of ramen, use 1 quart of soup w/ vegetables.  Add 1 ramen cake, optional ginger & sesame seeds.  Boil over high heat until ramen is almost tender, about 3 mins.  Crack in eggs as desired & stir until cooked.  Add in the dissolved miso & bring back just to the simmer.  Don’t boil the miso.  Garnish w/ the avocado mix, nori slivers & toasted sesame oil. 



Miso is a nutritious and ancient fermented Japanese soybean paste.  It’s loaded with healthy probiotics.  That’s why we don’t want to over boil it.  I make the soup all at once, and then cook each bowl of ramen as I want throughout the week.  FLAVOR HACK:> Avocado, sesame oil & ramen are a delish threesome.

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Blog post by Chef Mark Cleveland

Chef Mark Cleveland has joined the team of Hungry Harvest creating recipe & culinary content for success in the kitchen with the amazing produce in each weekly Hungry Harvest box.  Visit www.hungryharvest.net/recipes/  for recipes, photos & More!  Follow HungryHarvest and ChefMarkCleveland on Instagram

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