Health Ramen Kit

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Health Ramen Kit

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• How To Make Meatless Ramen Noodle Soup
• No matter how many times you have heard
  about Meatless Ramen, you may still not be clear
  on which type of dish it really is. Meatless, or
  so-called "vegetarian" noodles, actually contain
  traces of meat - sometimes up to 25 of the total
  noodle weight! So, how is this possible? Let's
  take a look at the ingredients.The main
  ingredient in most vegetarian amends is his or
  vegan stock. This stock is a fermented soy-based
  product that is used to provide seasonings and
  other flavour elements to vegetarian dishes. Soy
  products are widely recognised as safe for
  consumption, but the problem lies with the
  "free-range" status of factory farms, which
  process cattle for their meat. When the product
  reaches its packaging, it contains at least some
  cattle byproducts. The "meatless broth" typically
  contains one percent or less of these
  byproducts.Do you want to learn more? Visit
  Health Ramen Kit.

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• Other key ingredients in vegetarian ramen
  dishes include soybean oil, carrots, garlic,
  ginger, and corn. Many people believe that these
  components make for a tastier dish, but the truth
  is that they simply help to make the dish more
  nutritionally balanced - something that's been
  lost with modern mass-farming of animals.
  Although the addition of meat and other
  animal-derived ingredients does increase the
  nutritional value of vegetarian amends, it is
  important to remember that you are still eating a
  vegan meal, and that the lack of animal protein
  is not a deal-breaker.To make your vegetarian
  ramen noodles feel like their real food, simply
  add a splash of veggie stock to the bowl and mix
  gently. To make things interesting, you could
  also opt for a massage or tabasco to flavour your
  vegetarian ramen noodles. If you wish to avoid
  the stock, or try egg substitutes, there are
  plenty of alternatives for vegetarians that will
  still taste great. One example is to buy vegan
  stock instead of using ground meat or chicken
  stock. Another is to purchase a vegan hotpot that
  cooks the soup to boil. This way the stock adds
  in extra flavor and moistens the soup, allowing
  it to have a much richer taste than regular
  stock.Do you want to learn more? Visit Vegetarian
  Ramen.

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• The standard Japanese version of ramen
  noodle soup incorporates a mix of vegetables,
  meat and green onions. While this is fine if you
  like your dishes a little spicy (it just so
  happens that I do! ), it can be altered to be a
  healthier option by swapping out the beef broth
  for soy or other protein-based broth.
  Alternatively, you could also choose to use
  coconut milk instead of using water to cook the
  broth. If you do this, you should also use
  low-fat or skim milk.The standard miso ramen
  recipe uses a mix of short-grained buckwheat,
  nutritional yeast, nutritional grade fish or soy
  sauce, mirin, carrots and cabbage. I like to use
  carrots because of their softness, yet their
  vibrant green color adds a nice pop of color to
  the dish. A combination of these ingredients
  works very well for me, too. You can add in your
  own creative twists, such as incorporating his or
  tofu into your mix, using brown rice or quinoa
  instead of whole wheat pasta, adding scallions,
  dried garlic, dried oregano, or any number of
  other interesting items. For vegetarian options,
  you could also just use vegetarian mung beans in
  the same way that you do with the barley.Do you
  want to learn more? Visit Gluten Free Noodle.
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• Summary
• Delivering Meatless, Vegetarian, Vegan
  Ramen Kits and Gluten Free Noodle! Ramen tastes
  better when its sustainable.
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