Chashu
Chashu is the oleaginous, delectably tender pork slices served on top of a bowl of tonkotsu. Evolved from…
Read MoreChashu is the oleaginous, delectably tender pork slices served on top of a bowl of tonkotsu. Evolved from…
Read MoreRamen noodles are the chewy, slippery, and bouncy medium driving along that mouth-watering, tongue-coating broth. These noodles differ…
Read MoreAjitsuke Tamago, or seasoned egg, is my third favorite part of ramen, with the first being broth and…
Read MoreA sort of side dish placed into the ramen, along with egg, chashu, scallions, spinach, and scallion oil….
Read MoreThis scallion (or negi) oil provides a mild toasty onion note to an already remarkably layered soup. This…
Read MoreThere may be no more important part of ramen than the last, frantic step: putting the whole bowl…
Read MoreThis recipe was recently published by Gabrielle Hamilton in the New York Times. Until its closure a few…
Read MoreThe first time I had this salad was in 1987 in Normandy, France. I never forgot the juxtaposition…
Read MoreAn Asian influence can still be felt in Paris restaurants, especially in the 13th arrondissement, where there is…
Read MoreThe groom’s favorite meat is a Spanish breed of pork, Jamon Ibérico de Bellota. This breed lives free-range,…
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