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Tsukemen: The Dipping Noodle
Tsukemen isn't ramen. The noodles are separate. The broth is THICK—almost like a sauce. You dip. You slurp. You taste everything.
This is the gluten-free tsukemen technique that uses every part of the chicken—blended bones and all. Rich, creamy, zero waste. This is next-level ramen.
Here's how to make it.
Chicken Paitan Ramen Yeah K style
Most ramen broths are clear. Paitan is MILKY. Creamy. Rich. Almost like a sauce.
This is Chicken Paitan Ramen, Yokohama Yeah K style—high-heat emulsification creates that signature creamy texture. Add traditional toppings: chashu, ajitama egg, spinach. It's gluten-free, and it's one of the most satisfying bowls I've ever made.
Here's the technique that makes it work.
Chicken Confit
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Chicken with Avocado Pesto
Pesto is my favorite! It is tasty and useful. More than anything, it has amazing flavor.
Get some bunch of basil at grocery and follow my recipe and keep them in your fridge.
When you keep them, make sure basil stays away from heat.
Lemon Garlic Pasta with Chicken, Red and Green
I love italian color. Green and Red. What nice color. This dish is not only colorful, but very nutritious! You can use broccoli instead of avocado. I would recommend cutting chicken into big size. You cook chicken slowly, so it gets better taste. Make sure you don't overcook avocado, otherwise it gets bitter.
