INGREDIENTS
- 1 packet of Top Ramen brand Ramen noodles (chicken flavor)
- 13 oz water
- 1 shake Kroger brand Worcestershire sauce (As you can see, my measurements are very exact!)
- a tiny dab of Open Pit BBQ sauce
- 1/2 tsp of Spice World minced garlic
- two shakes of Kroger brand garlic powder (for extra garlickiness!)
- two shakes of Kroger brand onion powder
- three shakes of Watkins brand cumin
- three shakes of unlabelled crushed red pepper flakes
- a liberal sprinkling of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese brand cheese topping (Don't judge me!)
- 1 tsp corn starch
OK, here's the recipe:
- Take one large skillet, and put it on your stove (preferably on the burner)!
- Shake Worcestershire sauce into skillet and shimmy the 1/2 tsp. of minced garlic around in there with it.
- Turn heat to medium. Keep shimmying the garlic until you feel like it is sufficiently shimmied.
- Pour 12 of the 13 oz. of water into the skillet.
- Add BBQ sauce, cumin, garlic powder, onion powder, cheese powder, and red pepper flakes.
- Turn heat up to high, and allow water to come to a rolling boil.
- Add Ramen noodles and decrease heat to medium-high.
- Shimmy Ramen noodles around to make sure they cook somewhat evenly. The water will not cover them in a skillet! You'll need to flip the brick-o'-noodles a few times.
- Mix corn starch with the last ounce of cold water. IF THE WATER IS HOT, THE CORN STARCH WILL MAKE LITTLE LUMPS. That's why this step is here!
- Mix the corn starch slurry you just made in with the other ingredients.
- Add the flavor packet, put in a bowl, eat with chopsticks, and ENJOY THE DELICIOUS SODIUM-INFUSED DIETARY BLASPHEMY.
Seriously, sometimes I amaze myself. I'd have posted a picture, but I ate the food too damn fast. Try it at home! Tell me if you love it!
Cheers,
Dominic
I love that you tagged this post "sodium."
ReplyDeleteWell, that IS pretty much the primary ingredient of this dish.
ReplyDeleteBut yeah, I thought it was a useful tag. Just in case someone is on a high-sodium diet.