can I use it for ramen noodle
1567976
I'm not sure what you're using it for, but my favorite brand of Asian noodles has potassium carbonate and sodium carbonate as ingredients. Of note, the noodles are still considered all natural. It is the only dry noodles I've found that doesn't melt or stick in the pan/wok when making chow mein (fried noodles) or lo mein. It also has a nice elasticity and springiness. So if you're making raw ramen noodles, yes it can be used. If you're using it as a soup ingredient in cooking ramen, I don't know. I don't know its taste or reaction with other ingredients.
1857926
No boil noodles are a great convenience provided that you follow the recipe. As a general rule of thumb, you would want to put a layer of sauce below the first layer of noodles and some on top of the last layer of noodles. This helps the noodles become soft, without drying out while they cook. Wavy or straight they function the same. With the bakers edge pan, I have only found some of the gluten free noodles are narrow enough to fit into the dimensions of this pan.
2034303
Yes you can. I have cooked soup and hot dogs in mine. It is very versatile, and I use mine every day.
1198264
Dumplings would prob turn out using this. So far I've only used this to make Belgian waffles & they pretty good.
1124986
I would guess you can, though I have not tried it. Only use mine for pizza.My suggestion would be to check with the manufacturer - they have a pretty good website.
1920712
It works great, helps keep noodles more uniform width. That's what I bought it for.
2001790
I'm not sure, sadly. The soup bowl wouldn't be big enough for a full package of Ramen, that I do know. Perhaps a half serving in the main dish bowl with vegetables in the smaller sealable bowl to be combined later.
32773
Hi there. As far as I understand, the cooker we bought can be used for shabu shabu, with this said, should serve very well for hot pot food recipe idea, we'd like to perform with this cooker. However, yes, the directions are MIA, I also used the cooker for some steamed veggies and the smell of burned material intrigued me a lot. And, finally the strainer you can used it when you cooking ramen, noodle soup, and the meats, spices, and noodles can be thrown inside to cook al dente.
917617
Sure. I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine for food. I have the kit and use it all the time fo small products.
475532
yes use 9 noodles cheese melts fine make sure sauce covers noodles 350 oven 30 minnuts
1245222
I really appreciate the potato ricer for making spaetzle, a German dumpling noodle that my mother used to make. But I have no experience in using it or the food mill for mashed potatoes or deviled eggs. I usually make too large a quantity to make either of these tools a practical choice for me so I'm sorry I'm not in a position to answer your question directly. I personally find a hand mixer very convenient for either purpose. That way you can avoid having to scoop many small batches into the ricer or the mill in addition to working either tool. A hand mixer would mix it all at once and be easier to operate (in my opinion). I hope this was helpful. I really appreciate the potato ricer for making spaetzle, a German dumpling noodle that my mother used to make. But I have no experience in using it or the food mill for mashed potatoes or deviled eggs. I usually make too large a quantity to make either of these tools a practical choice for me so I'm sorry I'm not in a position to answer your question directly. I personally find a hand mixer very convenient for either purpose. That way you can avoid having to scoop many small batches into the ricer or the mill in addition to working either tool. A hand mixer would mix it all at once and be... » Read More I really appreciate the potato ricer for making spaetzle, a German dumpling noodle that my mother used to make. But I have no experience in using it or the food mill for mashed potatoes or deviled eggs. I usually make too large a quantity to make either of these tools a practical choice for me so I'm sorry I'm not in a position to answer your question directly. I personally find a hand mixer very convenient for either purpose. That way you can avoid having to scoop many small batches into the ricer or the mill in addition to working either tool. A hand mixer would mix it all at once and be easier to operate (in my opinion). I hope this was helpful. « Show Less
995213
I kind of doubt it because, while it is made from a plant/root, it has been processed A LOT. Also, it is yucky. It tastes like raw fish and has a strange texture. I sure understand your wanting a noodle though! If you want to pay the shipping, I will send you the rest of our case free. :)
357342
Absolutely. It works well for stir-fry, curries and many other types of foods.
2084176
I'm sure you can put chicken noodle soup in the flask. Although I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to put something like chicken noodle soup in there. On one occasion I mixed a pre workout drink in my flask because I forgot to pack my blender cup for the gym. I tasted the fruit punch flavor in my water for a few days. I put strictly water in my flask now. Hydroflask sells insulated containers for soup. I'm sure that would be more adequate. Hydroflask products are pretty awesome!!! I'm sure this will work better for your needs.
712640
The square is kinda the big deal. I'm sure you could use any square bowl if you want. This does have a set time of how long it takes to get the noodles just so, but I enjoy the humorous aspect of having a specific "RAMEN BOWL". It's just for convenience and humor for me.
105035
NO! The mesh holes of the basket are way too big for spaghetti. You might be able to use it for Rigatoni or other large pasta shapes, but not long, thin noodles. For reference, the holes in the mesh are approximately 1cm wide, and a spaghetti noodle is probably only 2mm wide.
1494178
You can make dough for pasta, so i presume you can make dough for noodles as well. Contact customer service at Zojirushi to find out for certain.