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Now that the cold weather is setting in I can eat more ramen

TorontoBuilder

Sapientia et Doctrina Stabilitas
Looked at my ramen and something looked off...


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Then I figured it out

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There's far too many veg in that bowl.

The broth is a deeply savoury rich pork tonkatsu, topped with two slices of 36 hour sous vide tare flavoured pork belly, and a silky soft boiled egg. This dish is so rich that it demands the herbaceous, sweet sharpness of bok choy and spring onion, and the crunchy sweet freshness of the corn kernals.

I added precisely one head of bok choy, a sliced scallion, and a smattering of corn kernals.

I also vary my tonkatsu from the traditional with enough gochujang to give the brother a pleasing warmth, even if you drank it cold. But why would you, because then you'd have a chunky fatty thin gelatin
 
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