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liuzhou

liuzhou

An experimental breakfast.

 

What is great for breakfast? Bacon and eggs, of course.So that's what I made. Sort of.

 

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Bacon and egg sort of ramen. The broth is dashi with a little red miso, garlic and dried 'tribute fish'*. Crisped up some bacon, soft-boiled an egg and chopped some Welsh onion. Fresh ramen took three minutes to cook, so I threw in the pre-cooked bacon, eggs and onion when there was still a minute to go.

 

I really liked the bacon alongside the seafood flavors.

 

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* Tribute fish is a direct translation of the Chinese. There are many tribute foods supposedly because they were prized gifts to be sent to the emperors. They (the fish; not the emperors) are tiny - 5cm/2 inches long at most. Nearly always sold dried. Great for adding umami.

 

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Dried Tribute Fish 贡干鱼 (gòng gān yú)

liuzhou

liuzhou

An experimental breakfast.

 

What is great for breakfast? Bacon and eggs, of course.So that's what I made. Sort of.

 

ramen1.thumb.jpg.cc1793113966461c0f32dd8fd229e5c7.jpg

 

Bacon and egg sort of ramen. The broth is dashi with a little red miso, garlic and dried 'tribute fish'*. Crisped up some bacon, soft-boiled an egg and chopped some Welsh onion. Fresh ramen took three minutes to cook, so I threw the pre-cooked bacon, eggs and onion when there was still a minute to go.

 

I really liked the bacon alongside the seafood flavors.

 

ramen2.thumb.jpg.f65c1ccd29f8360b4903ac96c4456ca6.jpg

 

* Tribute fish is a direct translation of the Chinese. There are many tribute foods supposedly because they were prized gifts to be sent to the emperors. They (the fish; not the emperors) are tiny - 5cm/2 inches long at most. Nearly always sold dried. Great for adding umami.

 

746733309_TributeDriedFish.thumb.jpg.38014b6dd9b8dbb59c025914d39cb8d2.jpg

Dried Tribute Fish 贡干鱼 (gòng gān yú)

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