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Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger

A savory-sour broth gets its depth from browned pork and charred scallions, with ginger, sweet corn, and tender bok choy in every bowl.

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Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger
30 mintotal
1servings
13ingredients

Ingredients

  • 180 g boneless pork shoulder, thinly sliced
  • 120 g bok choy, leaves and stems separated; stems sliced
  • 70 g corn kernels, fresh or frozen
  • 85 g ramen noodles, gluten-free
  • 2 scallions, green and white parts separated
  • 15 g fresh ginger, finely grated
  • 2 cloves garlic, finely grated
  • 1 tbsp gluten-free tamari
  • 1 tbsp rice vinegar
  • 1 tsp maple syrup
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • 650 ml water
  • 0.35 tsp salt

Method

  1. Salt the pork, then sear in a hot pot until deeply browned.
    Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger, step 1
  2. Char scallion whites in the pork fat until blistered; remove.
    Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger, step 2
  3. Add ginger and garlic; stir until fragrant, then add water.
    Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger, step 3
  4. Stir in tamari, vinegar, and maple; simmer until savory and balanced.8 min timer
    Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger, step 4
  5. Add bok choy stems and corn; simmer until tender, then cook noodles separately.4 min timer
    Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger, step 5
  6. Return pork, add greens and noodles, and simmer until pork reaches 145°F.3 min timer
    Japanese Pork Ramen with Charred Scallion and Ginger, step 6

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