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Ramen Noodles With A Twist

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Date: 09/01/2005 Topic: Recipes > Cheap Meals  
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I like to make chicken flavored Ramen noodles and add sliced cooked carrots in to it. I buy a can of Libby's sliced carrots and just add some to the bottom of the bowl of noodles. It makes a great lunch and is another way to get your kids to eat more veggies.

Anna
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Post by thriftyboo (86) | (05/14/2006)
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I like ramen with cottage cheese. It sounds gross, but it makes it creamy and adds protein. Also, if you have a little bit of leftover Chinese food add it to the ramen for a quick Asian soup.


Post By Barbara (Guest Post) (09/03/2005)
I always add veggies and meat to my ramen noodles so that I have a one-dish meal. I live alone and don't want to prepare a big meal just for me. Sometimes I need to add a little more water and a little bouillon crystals. Still quick & easy.
I Love Ramen Noodles!


Post By Barbie (Guest Post) (09/02/2005)
we like to make ramen noodles with eggs....sounds funny but it's good just boil the noodles drain add seasoning and 2 tbs butter and an egg or to and cook again til eggs are done....good for or with any meal...


Post by scarpetta (2) | (09/02/2005)
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when things get tight with my lunch money, ramen noodles are great. i always "crunch" the noodles first (hit them against the counter to make them into bite size pieces) and then put into a big mug with water just to the top of the noodles and add any frozen veggies ive found on sale (im lucky enuf to have a freezer where i work). microwave for 2 min and add the seasoning. sometimes i even put some mrs dash in too to spice it up.


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