How do you prepare your ramen noodles?

-Cook the Ramen in a pot of boiling water until it is tottaly soft.
-Strain the pot of the water keeping only a small amount still in the pot.
-Mix the Noodles with the packet of seasoning(i prefer chicken)
-Add 1/2 slice of american cheese(shred a little beofre adding it)
-Add a small amount of graded mozzerella
-Add 1-2 spoons of ranch
-Stir well and serve.

Optional ingredients:
-Feta Cheese
-Diced tomatoes
-Real freshly baked chicken

Yy tu?

Water > Boils > Noodles in Water > Ten Mins (RINGS!) > Drain some water > Add Flavor > Chew....

Go to Japan and order one.... (5 years later)

With mozerella cheese, of course!

I just cook the soy flavor normally, then add a teaspoon of miso... or better yet, I just get the miso flavored ramen when I can find it. Also, I like the ramen bowls better than the blocks; they taste different for some reason.

Ugh, Ramen. I'll never touch that shit again.

Boil water, cooks food, adds flavoring, Dices up one cooked scrambled egg, adds soy sauce, eats... I have a friend that if he didnt have time in the morning to get his lunch made bring a pack of ramen to school, crunch it up, eat it and then eat the flavoring. Quite tasty...

Um... You are all crazy. The proper way is as follows.

Noodles in cup.
Water in cup.
Cup in microwave.
Microwave on.
Microwave off.
Mix in packet.
Eat.

Silverjinx drains off all the water and doesn't use the flavor packet. She puts spaghetti sauce on it.

I usually eat the chicken flavor. I boil water in a tea kettle. Put the ramen and powder in a bowl, then when water is boiling, add it to the noodles and poweder, mix and voila! ... or however the fuck you spell it.

Um... You are all crazy. The proper way is as follows. Noodles in cup. Water in cup. Cup in microwave. Microwave on. Microwave off. Mix in packet. Eat. Silverjinx drains off all the water and doesn't use the flavor packet. She puts spaghetti sauce on it.

That is correct. Though, I drain off most of the water before I add the packet - I use just enough water to help mix in the chicken-y goodness. Usually I'll add salt as well (sweet, sweet iodine).

I'm going to have to try that spaghetti sauce thing though, that sounds pretty good for some reason.

It's been along time snice i even had any. Seems like poor people food lol. Hell it's good and cheap