By Mike Thayer
If you don’t have any pork flavored Ramen on hand, beef works too
Ramen soup, it’s cheap, it’s a budget food, a single-person’s food, a plan ‘B’ food, a college dorm food, a don’t-know-what-else-to-have-so-this-will-have-to-do food…
Don’t just make it per the package instructions, liven things up! And what a great way to use up some of those holiday ham leftovers…
Fire up the stove, heat up a sauce pan. Throw in a tab of butter and some olive oil. Next, rough chop some carrots and onions, throw them in the pan and let them cook a bit until they are tender crisp. Toss in some of that leftover ham, chopped. Grab a package of pork flavored Ramen soup (beef actually works too), put it in the pan with 2 cups of water. Add some garlic powder, a dash of black pepper, a dash of Louisiana hot sauce, a couple liberal dashes of Soy or Teriyaki sauce and 3 minutes later you’ve got a great bowl of soup! Enjoy! Other great adds to make your soup more robust with flavor is peas and/or mushrooms.
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What to do with that leftover Christmas ham – doctor up some Ramen – Bachelor on the Cheap
By Mike Thayer
If you don’t have any pork flavored Ramen on hand, beef works too
Ramen soup, it’s cheap, it’s a budget food, a single-person’s food, a plan ‘B’ food, a college dorm food, a don’t-know-what-else-to-have-so-this-will-have-to-do food…
Don’t just make it per the package instructions, liven things up! And what a great way to use up some of those holiday ham leftovers…
Fire up the stove, heat up a sauce pan. Throw in a tab of butter and some olive oil. Next, rough chop some carrots and onions, throw them in the pan and let them cook a bit until they are tender crisp. Toss in some of that leftover ham, chopped. Grab a package of pork flavored Ramen soup (beef actually works too), put it in the pan with 2 cups of water. Add some garlic powder, a dash of black pepper, a dash of Louisiana hot sauce, a couple liberal dashes of Soy or Teriyaki sauce and 3 minutes later you’ve got a great bowl of soup! Enjoy! Other great adds to make your soup more robust with flavor is peas and/or mushrooms.
$pend Wisely My Friends…
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If you appreciate the article you just read and want to support more great content on BachelorontheCheap.com, you can help keep this site going with a one-time or a monthly donation. Thank you so much for your support! ~ Mike