Food-based YouToube channel Tasty decided to present seven quick and tasty recipes for noodles in their latest video, enabling us to enjoy noodles each day of the week while never having to eat the same meal.

The meals Tasty showcased in the video are chicken miso ramen, vegan pad Thai, sesame peanut noodles, curry noodle soup, chicken teriyaki crispy noodle bowl, tsukemen dipping noodles, and rice noodle pancakes with chili sauce. The best thing of all? You can cook them in any order you like.

Check out the video below and begin your noodles adventure.

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Now, most people don’t put too much thought into instant noodles and stick to the simple process: boil the water, add noodles and enjoy the food. But YouTube food channel Tasty decided to experiment with instant ramen and tried to make it fancy.

Tasty’s chef Rie McClenny took on this challenge, but there were A few ground rules she had to follow during the process which included her being only allowed to “add to the food” and “complete it in 30 minutes or less.” On the other hand, she was able to buy any ingredients she wanted.

If you are wondering whether instant ramen noodles can be turned into a fancy dish, check out the video below.

The post Chef Tries to Make Instant Ramen Noodles Fancy appeared first on TettyBetty.

Food-based YouToube channel Tasty decided to present seven quick and tasty recipes for noodles in their latest video, enabling us to enjoy noodles each day of the week while never having to eat the same meal.

The meals Tasty showcased in the video are chicken miso ramen, vegan pad Thai, sesame peanut noodles, curry noodle soup, chicken teriyaki crispy noodle bowl, tsukemen dipping noodles, and rice noodle pancakes with chili sauce. The best thing of all? You can cook them in any order you like.

Check out the video below and begin your noodles adventure.

The post Want to Have Different Noodles Each Day of the Week? Here’s How appeared first on TettyBetty.

Now, most people don’t put too much thought into instant noodles and stick to the simple process: boil the water, add noodles and enjoy the food. But YouTube food channel Tasty decided to experiment with instant ramen and tried to make it fancy.

Tasty’s chef Rie McClenny took on this challenge, but there were A few ground rules she had to follow during the process which included her being only allowed to “add to the food” and “complete it in 30 minutes or less.” On the other hand, she was able to buy any ingredients she wanted.

If you are wondering whether instant ramen noodles can be turned into a fancy dish, check out the video below.

The post Chef Tries to Make Instant Ramen Noodles Fancy appeared first on TettyBetty.