Ramen Egg 味付け玉子 • Just One Cookbook. Ramen Eggs (Ajitsuke Tamago) are delicious as topping on ramen or enjoyed as snack. Read on to learn how to make this flavorful soft boiled eggs recipe at home. There seems to be a ramen craze sweeping the US lately. No, I am not referring the instant ramen packages you find in the grocery store aisles.

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I am referring to the fresh ramen noodles served in a delicious hot broth the chef has been preparing for days, topped with slices chashu (stewed pork), veggies, and a ramen egg. Flavorful soft boiled eggs with custard like egg yolk soaked in soy sauce and mirin, used for topping on ramen or enjoyed as a snack. Across the US, cities from New York, Nashville, to San Francisco, there seems to be always a line outside the popular Japanese chains as Ippudo (博多一風堂) and Santouka (山頭火), as well as local stores. At the recent ramen festival in San Francisco, if you wanted a bowl of ramen it was a 3+ hour wait. I’ll be sharing a series of posts for different ingredients to make miso ramen at home, starting with these ramen eggs. Ramen eggs are a bit unique; they are soft boiled but the egg yolk part is never fully cooked.

The egg yolk can be super runny, or it can be custard- like with firm texture. In Japan, we call these soy sauce marinated eggs Ajitsuke Tamago (味付け玉子) or Nitamago (煮玉子). Although most commonly eaten as a topping in ramen, these flavorful eggs can be enjoyed a side dish or a snack, or included as part of bento. The best part is that these eggs are easy to make and you need just 4 ingredients – eggs, soy sauce, mirin, and water. Of course, every ramen shop has their own secret sauce and seasonings they’ve added to the marinade, but today I’m going to show you the simplest yet delicious recipe. Tips & Tricks on Making Ramen Egg at Home.

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There are many ways to make soft boiled eggs. If you already have a method that works for you, feel free to do so instead. Some recipes start off with eggs that are at room temperature instead of refrigerated eggs, but room temperature could be different depending on where you are so I like to boil cold eggs right out of the refrigerator. I use large American eggs for this recipe and knowing egg sizes do vary a bit around the world, you might need to adjust the cooking time slightly. When the eggs are done, you could run the cold water to cool, but I like to use ice bath because it stops the eggs from cooking any further immediately. It’s also an easy way to control the exact time for cooking your eggs. You could marinade the ramen eggs for just a few hours or overnight which I prefer.

That way I can focus on making ramen the next day while the eggs stay marinated in the fridge waiting their appearance. Don’t want to miss a recipe? Sign up for the FREE Just One Cookbook newsletter delivered to your inbox!

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