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Add brie to spicy ramen, preferably Shin brand, and let it melt to create a creamy, funky broth that reels in some of the spicy heat.

Reems and reems of red tape that could cost restaurants their livelihood. with us now, supply chain vice president of ginia ramen bar lydia. lydia, if you're in the restaurant industry, the cost of food has to be daunting and a major hurdle to success. >> completely true. so supply chain for restaurants is up over 20% to over 30%. it's very similar to what's going on in the grocery industry today. >> trace: i look at the price of eggs alone -- and i know you use a lot of eggs because ramen is an egg kind of thing -- i look at the price of eggs alone and say how in the world does a ramen place ...

We're giving ramen noodles some major upgrades with eggs, chicken, and more. You can eat them classic as a soup or even as a salad.

Thick, chewy udon noodles—either fresh or frozen—make a delightfully quick-cooking base for tender vegetables and a sambal-spiked sauce

Do bacon grease or chicken schmaltz count as finishing oils? I don’t see why not.