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Ramen

By Heather Whinney

Published 2018

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A protein topping is usually added in the form of meat – pork, chicken or beef – fish or seafood, tofu, and very often a marinated soft-boiled egg. Different regions favour different ways of cooking and serving these, from sticky-sweet marinated pork to curried beef and fiery chicken, and fusion flavours and techniques can also work brilliantly, such as tempura prawns atop a spicy-sour broth, or more Western pairings such as crab and lemon.
But are sometimes poached directly in the broth.

Clams, eggs, tofu... protein toppings don’t have to all be meat-based.

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