Ramen Noodles
This dough is made in a slightly less conventional way than many other pasta recipes. However, it yields noodles that have both a wonderful flavor and texture.
Add <quantity>10<unit>g</unit></quantity> of salt to <quantity>336<unit>g</unit></quantity> of water. Stir to dissolve
Add <quantity>15<unit>g</unit></quantity> of kansui. Stir to disolve
Pour liquid slowly into bowl with <quantity>1050<unit>g</unit></quantity> of all purpose flour while stirring
Incorporate until liquid is absorbed but before a ball is formed
Cover with a towel for 20m until the dough hydrates
Place the dough in a zipper bag
Press it with hands. Then gently press in all directions with a rolling pin
Remove the dough from the zipper bag. Fold into a square. Gently press again with a rolling pin
Pass through a dough sheeter three times on each setting. Continue increasing the dial until reaching setting 6
Dust both sides of the dough with cornstarch
Insert 4mm pasta cutter in to the sheeter and roll pasta sheet to form noodles
Bring unsalted water to a boil in a medium pot. Cook noodles for 1m. The noodles should remain firm
The Ramen Noodles are ready
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