Something fatty needs to go with something sour something dry needs something wet. You think about the whole dish, and then how each ingredient can work like a symphony to create a wonderful meal. Caring for your food means analyzing the features of each ingredient - color, texture, and flavor. But if you care about your food, a $1.75 package of ramen can taste like $17.50. If you don’t treat your food with care, the most expensive ingredients will become a cheap dish. More importantly, ramen reflects the way Americans tend to treat their food: They don’t take enough care in the process.
I know it sounds ridiculous - you just pour water into a bowl, what’s the point of changing anything? How could there be a difference in taste? Well, even pouring water has science behind it, and can make a huge difference in taste. I grew up eating ramen as one of my favorite foods, and I think it could taste much better if we put more consideration into how we cook it. It’s also seemingly easy to make: You boil the water, drop in the noodle patty, then the flavor packet. I know it’s cheap - $1.75 per pack on Amazon and in stores - and oftentimes it comes with a plastic bowl.
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