Creamy Miso Butter Corn Ramen

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Experience the comforting, creamy flavors of this Shin-chan inspired miso ramen. Featuring a rich milk-based broth, sweet corn, and savory luncheon meat toppings.

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This Miso Butter Corn Ramen is a delightful, simple dish that brings the cozy flavors of Japanese comfort food to your kitchen. By combining water and milk for the base, the soup achieves a luxurious, creamy texture that pairs perfectly with the fermented depth of miso paste. It is a hearty, balanced bowl that is as fun to assemble as it is to eat.

A bowl of Miso Butter Corn Ramen topped with a soft-boiled egg, luncheon meat, nori, and sweet corn.
A bowl of Miso Butter Corn Ramen topped with a soft-boiled egg, luncheon meat, nori, and sweet corn.
Prep15 mins
Cook20 mins
Total35 mins
Yield1 bowl
DifficultyEasy
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Prepare the broth base
    Water and milk being poured together into a metal cooking pot.

    Combine water and milk in a cooking pot to create a rich, creamy base for your miso ramen broth. This simple mixture provides a smooth, flavorful foundation that complements the savory miso paste added later.

    Tip: Use a mix of milk and water for a creamier, more luxurious texture than water alone.
  2. 2Add the toppings and vegetables
    A variety of colorful ingredients like shrimp, crab sticks, corn, and mushrooms submerged in a creamy broth base.

    Add your selection of ingredients, including fish tofu, luncheon meat, shrimp, fish roe pouch, corn, crab sticks, mushrooms, and carrots, into the liquid base. Bring the pot to a boil to allow all these components to cook and infuse the broth with their flavors.

    Tip: Keep the ingredients in bite-sized pieces so they cook evenly and are easy to eat with the ramen.
  3. 3Whisk in the miso paste
    Miso paste being stirred into a bubbling, creamy broth in a cooking pot.

    Once the broth and ingredients are boiling, add the miso paste to the pot. Stir well to ensure the paste is fully dissolved, creating a flavorful and aromatic soup base.

    Tip: Use a small ladle to dissolve the miso in a bit of hot broth before mixing it into the main pot to avoid clumps.
  4. 4Cook the ramen noodles
    Ramen noodles being added to a pot filled with creamy broth and various cooked toppings.

    Add the ramen noodles into the pot with the simmering broth and ingredients. Cook until the noodles reach your desired tenderness, then serve immediately for a delicious, hearty meal.

    Tip: Watch the noodles closely; they cook quickly and are best when served al dente.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
1 day
Best consumed fresh. The noodles will absorb the broth and become soft if stored.

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~2 hours and 35 minutes of steady cleaning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, unsweetened soy milk works exceptionally well as a substitute and maintains the creamy texture required for this style of miso ramen.
Adding milk to the boiling water creates a richer, tonkotsu-like creamy mouthfeel without the need for simmering pork bones for hours.
The best method is to cook the noodles separately in boiling water, drain them, and then add them to the finished soup bowl just before adding the toppings.
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