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    Raheli’s Kosher Ramen Israeli Style!


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    List of Ingredients




    2 bags of Tradition (*parve) ramen noodles
    1 can of tomato paste
    1 tomato cut up in cubes
    1 onion diced
    1lb of cubed (**glatt kosher) meat (you could use ground glatt kosher beef)
    1/2 cup water
    1 table spoon cumin
    1 teaspoon tumeric
    2 teaspoons ground cardamom
    1 big spoonful of ***Harrisa
    salt and pepper to taste

    Recipe



    Note From Raheli: I keep kosher, and here is a ramen recipe, i adapted from a popular Middle Eastern dish. Also keeping Jewiah Law, your not allowed to use any dairy products with meat! so make sure you use foods that were prepared under the supervision of rabbis!! (Also see the Footnotes section for more info on the asterisked items)

    In a large frying pan add meat and the diced onions and cook untill meat is brown and onions are soft, drain fat, then set aside. In the same pan disove tomato paste with the water add the cumin, tumeric, cardamom ,salt and pepper, and bring to a simmer. Then add the harissa and the tomatoes, and keep simmering for about 10 minutes stiring every few minutes. Then add the meat and onion mix.

    Next in an casarole dish break ramen in large chunks and arange in bottom of dish. Then pour the meat and sauce over the ramen. Bake in the oven for 20 minutes at 350F

    Serve hot, and enjoy!!!!

    Footnotes:
    *Parve is a term used to describe a food product that does not contain any meat, dairy, or fish products.
    **Glatt Kosher is any meat that was killed and prepaired according to Jewish Law.
    ***Harrisa is a spicy mix of very hot peppers found in your local Middle Eastern Store.


 

 

 


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