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I Asked Michelin Chefs How They Cook Ramen — Transcript

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  1. 0:00We all know ramen. Cheap, quick, and
  2. 0:02probably the first thing you ever cooked
  3. 0:04on your own. But what if I told you some
  4. 0:05of the world's best chefs, even Michelin
  5. 0:07starred chefs, actually love ramen, too,
  6. 0:10and have their own wild ways of making
  7. 0:12it. In this video, I asked them one
  8. 0:14simple question. How do you make ramen?
  9. 0:16By the end of it, not only will you
  10. 0:17learn how to take instant noodles to a
  11. 0:19whole new level, but you'll also pick up
  12. 0:21a few tricks on how to make affordable
  13. 0:22food taste incredible fast. We'll start
  14. 0:25this video with professional chef Esther
  15. 0:27Choy, a master of Korean cuisine whose
  16. 0:29skills have taken her from her New York
  17. 0:31kitchens to competing against some of
  18. 0:33the best chefs in the world.
  19. 0:37Hey guys, it's Chef Choy and this is how
  20. 0:39I make my lamian even better. So, first
  21. 0:42step, we get some olive oil, fresh
  22. 0:45basil. Going to get our lamian. We're
  23. 0:47going to get our both our packets. These
  24. 0:50are the dehydrated vegetables that goes
  25. 0:52in. And then we're going to get our
  26. 0:54soup. Get that frying up. Already smells
  27. 0:57so good. Okay. And then we're going to
  28. 0:59add a little bit of tomato sauce. Let it
  29. 1:01simmer for a bit and add two cups of
  30. 1:05water. One egg. Then we're going to
  31. 1:07separate the yolk from the white. So we
  32. 1:10have the egg yolk, the egg white, and to
  33. 1:12the egg yolk some freshly grated
  34. 1:15parmesano and rajano. If you know a
  35. 1:17little bit about cooking, you know this
  36. 1:19is a base to great carbonara.
  37. 1:21>> Oh yeah. And by that time, your broth
  38. 1:24should have come to a nice little
  39. 1:25simmer. Let's go ahead and add our
  40. 1:27ravine.
  41. 1:28>> Yeah. Since you uh toasted the spices,
  42. 1:30the broth is a little darker than I I
  43. 1:33>> It's also the tomato. It's a deep red
  44. 1:35color. Yeah.
  45. 1:36>> But it's not because of spice. It's
  46. 1:38because of the tomato. You don't want
  47. 1:40the noodles to overcook. You want it to
  48. 1:41still stay like super al dente or want
  49. 1:46to time this right. Especially with all
  50. 1:47these other ingredients we're adding.
  51. 1:49It's about timing. When the noodles are
  52. 1:51almost cooked like that, I'm going to
  53. 1:53lower it. And then we have some of the
  54. 1:55broth. Going to temper the egg yolk.
  55. 1:57Just vigorously mix. Cuz if I add the
  56. 1:59yolk straight to that, it's just going
  57. 2:01to curdle. So, it's just adding a little
  58. 2:03bit of body, like thickness. We're going
  59. 2:05to set that aside for a second. Remember
  60. 2:06the egg white, we're not wasting that.
  61. 2:08We're going to add it and just like kind
  62. 2:10of mix it in there. When that comes to a
  63. 2:12simmer and the egg white is all set,
  64. 2:14we're going to add this one clove of
  65. 2:16garlic. The last minute hit of the
  66. 2:18garlic changes the flavor of the lavian.
  67. 2:21More parmesan. Lots and lots of parm to
  68. 2:24finish. Olive oil. Butter.
  69. 2:26>> Oh my gosh.
  70. 2:27>> Fresh basil. Once you go and do this,
  71. 2:30the butter will melt. The olive oil, the
  72. 2:32cheese, and this becomes the most
  73. 2:35amazing lamian you'll ever have.
  74. 2:40>> Chef Esther's take on lamian. Tomato
  75. 2:43ram. Oh my gosh. Perfectly cooked. Al
  76. 2:47dente.
  77. 2:52>> Wow.
  78. 2:55>> Tastes like pizza.
  79. 2:56>> Really good.
  80. 2:57>> It's honestly next level,
  81. 2:59>> dude. Chef Esther did it again. Thank
  82. 3:01you.
  83. 3:02>> Easy enough. Anyone can do it at home.
  84. 3:06>> You guys are wondering what my favorite
  85. 3:07is. This is the one. Shinlam. Now, I
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  114. 4:03I'm going to show you how Miss Chef
  115. 4:05makes this chap very delicious. Chapag
  116. 4:08is my favorite instant rud. I like to
  117. 4:11share with my kids and family. I just
  118. 4:14like it. This is our 85 Wagyu
  119. 4:17tenderloin. This is the first step.
  120. 4:18We're going to cook this up. So, just
  121. 4:20salt and pepper. We're going to cook
  122. 4:22this up on the grill. Oh, wow. So, these
  123. 4:26charcoals, you said you handpicked. You
  124. 4:28tested 10 different charcoals and that's
  125. 4:29the best one.
  126. 4:30>> That's the best one. That's the
  127. 4:31smokiness and the best flavor at the
  128. 4:33end. It lasts so long and the
  129. 4:36consistency. Look at that. Like 5
  130. 4:38seconds, we have beautiful. What's your
  131. 4:40reason why uh you like your steak with
  132. 4:42chapa?
  133. 4:42>> Chajamyan and a steak is classic
  134. 4:45combination. So when I'm young, I eat a
  135. 4:48lot of chapetti with a family like chapa
  136. 4:51and instant noodle. That's how I we like
  137. 4:53usually started cooking in the kitchen.
  138. 4:56This is almost done. We just let soup.
  139. 4:58>> So chef, you have two restaurants with
  140. 5:00Michelin star. That's number one thing
  141. 5:02to get a Michelin star.
  142. 5:03>> Why are you so good?
  143. 5:05>> We try to make it nice. I mean all
  144. 5:08restaurant. That's what I'm trying to
  145. 5:10do. Serving nice food and serving nice
  146. 5:12hospitality. That's my goal. How to
  147. 5:14develop the service. How to develop the
  148. 5:16menu. So, we always trying to do
  149. 5:19something better way. All right. So, we
  150. 5:21have chapaghetti now.
  151. 5:24>> All right. So, we got the noodles going
  152. 5:25in the boiling water first. Going
  153. 5:27>> in. Yes.
  154. 5:32>> You see the noodle here. Then there's a
  155. 5:34package. There's a meat and a carrot.
  156. 5:36You're making a paste right now before
  157. 5:38you put in the pot.
  158. 5:39>> Uh-huh. A little bit of a hot water so
  159. 5:41it release all the flavor and aroma.
  160. 5:44We're going to cooking the chapir. This
  161. 5:47is our beef bat.
  162. 5:54>> Now,
  163. 5:54>> so what's the importance of frying it
  164. 5:56right now? First, so you can fry and
  165. 5:59then you caramelize it. You have a more
  166. 6:01flavor and then you can just add in
  167. 6:05[Music]
  168. 6:08Wow, look at that. This is ready. And
  169. 6:10then we're going to add some the
  170. 6:12garnish. I'm going to add in this
  171. 6:13special sauce, which is egg yolk sauce.
  172. 6:16Gives you a nice creamy and a nice
  173. 6:18balance. So, we cook in here.
  174. 6:20>> Take a soft boiled egg.
  175. 6:21>> Sim 7 minutes. Then we only take the egg
  176. 6:24yolk. So, this is the egg yolk.
  177. 6:27>> Oh, it's very jammy. Put this in.
  178. 6:31Pinch of sugar. This is a tuna extract
  179. 6:34and this is a apple vinegar. So it gives
  180. 6:36some like a nice acidity. Little more
  181. 6:39salt. So when you do this, they turn
  182. 6:42into nice texture.
  183. 6:48Oh, it has really good texture. Kind of
  184. 6:51like airate.
  185. 6:52>> Oh my gosh, look at that. It's like a
  186. 6:53mango sorbet.
  187. 6:54>> So we have the truffles.
  188. 6:56>> How much is this truffle cost right now?
  189. 6:58>> This one cost like $50 to $60.
  190. 7:01>> Dang. This is worth more than the chapa
  191. 7:03right here.
  192. 7:04>> So we have a steak. This is 85 Wagyu
  193. 7:07tenderloin cut. Me cubing it up.
  194. 7:10>> Yeah. So
  195. 7:10>> wow.
  196. 7:14>> Now you're going to put some with our
  197. 7:16egg yolk sauce. Yeah. A little bit of
  198. 7:19chocolate.
  199. 7:20>> Wow. So this is chaperi turn into our
  200. 7:23style of real chady with a wagyu and
  201. 7:27truffle and a pudding sauce.
  202. 7:29>> Thank you. Let's dig in. Oh, this
  203. 7:33>> that's crazy. There's so many layers of
  204. 7:35flavor in this thing.
  205. 7:36>> And the meat is so smoky. Like you said,
  206. 7:38>> this is easily a 10 out of 10. Thank
  207. 7:40you. Thank you, Daniel.
  208. 7:44>> Today we are going to make pkimchi chig
  209. 7:46ramen using our chonga white kimchi with
  210. 7:49the white pampong from. So we have today
  211. 7:52manganese sprout, pork belly, arbor
  212. 7:54chili, tofu, hag raw, manga, some squid,
  213. 7:57and some scallion.
  214. 7:58>> This is a mushroom. Yeah, this is
  215. 7:59mushroom like flour.
  216. 8:00>> Yeah, it's like called white cloud. This
  217. 8:01like a dried mushroom commonly used in
  218. 8:03Chinese cuisine. I want to use that all
  219. 8:05this white kind of ingredient. We're
  220. 8:06going to cut the scallion first. Main
  221. 8:08need a white part. I'm going to need a
  222. 8:10little bit for garnish but also a little
  223. 8:12bit for making the oil. And then for
  224. 8:14garnish, shocking the ice little bit to
  225. 8:16remove a little bit of a strong scallion
  226. 8:18flavor. So next one I'm going to take my
  227. 8:19kimchi.
  228. 8:20>> So I noticed this is like a white
  229. 8:21kimchi.
  230. 8:22>> Yes.
  231. 8:22>> What's the difference?
  232. 8:23>> First of all, this is vegan and then
  233. 8:24there's no koshikaru. This is more
  234. 8:26refreshing kimchi. We use also apple
  235. 8:29juice, a lot of food and organic
  236. 8:31ingredients rather than original kimchi.
  237. 8:32I'm going to squeeze out the juice a
  238. 8:34little bit so easy to caramelize it when
  239. 8:36I cook it. And this I'm going to use a
  240. 8:37little of a juice too. So I'm going to
  241. 8:39chop my kimchi little smaller pieces.
  242. 8:43Okay. Now I'm going to score my uh
  243. 8:45squeeze. I'm going to cut into the piece
  244. 8:46I want. Again, if you don't have this in
  245. 8:48the house, you can use any other kind of
  246. 8:50a seafood or shrimp works too. I'm going
  247. 8:53to bury the salt evenly season
  248. 8:55everywhere. And I'm going to leave for 4
  249. 8:58minutes.
  250. 9:06So, first I'm going to open my ramen.
  251. 9:08This is called white champong, which is
  252. 9:10like a a mix of the seafood ramen.
  253. 9:12Actually, a clear broth, not the spicy
  254. 9:14one.
  255. 9:15>> How come you like that more than chinam?
  256. 9:17>> I like chilaman, too. I think it's
  257. 9:18really depends on my mood. So, there's
  258. 9:20noodle and I'm going to separate the
  259. 9:21plates. Has some seafood inside and my
  260. 9:24uh MSG powder meals. So first I'm going
  261. 9:26to use a little bit of l which is a pro
  262. 9:28fat. I'm going to add my scallion.
  263. 9:32Then I'm going to add my kimchi. In the
  264. 9:33same time I'm going to add my pork
  265. 9:35belly. I want to get as much aromatic as
  266. 9:38possible from the scallion. Add pork
  267. 9:40belly to get some pork out from there as
  268. 9:42well. In the same time sweat the the
  269. 9:45kimchi so it has some cooked flavor
  270. 9:47rather than a fresh kimchi flavor. Ramen
  271. 9:49powder mixing.
  272. 9:50>> A and I'm going to gently sweat it.
  273. 9:54>> Fry ingredients. So yeah, I'm going to
  274. 9:56delaze it with my uh chunga panel white
  275. 9:59juice. And then I'm going to add up some
  276. 10:01water, frozen tofu.
  277. 10:08I'm done.
  278. 10:09My noodle. The worst thing you can do
  279. 10:11any type of noodle you don't want to put
  280. 10:13when the water is not boiling, either
  281. 10:15pasta or instant ramen, you just make a
  282. 10:18uncooked hydrated noodle versus like a
  283. 10:21firm and and nice kind of a texture of
  284. 10:23noodle. How do you know exactly when to
  285. 10:24turn the fire off when you're cooking
  286. 10:25the noodle?
  287. 10:26>> As soon as you see that noodle start to
  288. 10:28break apart, that's time to you pull out
  289. 10:30your noodle because it's going to
  290. 10:31continuously cooking.
  291. 10:36At this point, just the noodle. I will
  292. 10:38pull that out and put it in the bowl
  293. 10:39first. I'm going to finish this with my
  294. 10:41garnish, white cloud mushroom, my arbor,
  295. 10:43some oysters, and the sweet we just
  296. 10:45cured earlier. This is the final kick.
  297. 10:47Uh this is the mangan salty polaro. It
  298. 10:50gives a lot of a richness and deep
  299. 10:52flavor.
  300. 10:55And once you see that our squid has been
  301. 10:57curved, that means it's ready. Put some
  302. 10:58tofu inside. Put some vula mushroom and
  303. 11:01the squeeze. Barely cooked the mung
  304. 11:03beans sprout. The arbor chili. I'm going
  305. 11:05to pour into my bowl.
  306. 11:11Okay, so this is how I upgrade my
  307. 11:13rammen. This is a chonga suan. The
  308. 11:15kimchi ramen.
  309. 11:16>> Looks delicious. Chef, we got to dig in.
  310. 11:18Get some chonga kimchi, some lamian.
  311. 11:20[Music]
  312. 11:24Wow. This is probably one of the best
  313. 11:25kimchi I've ever had.
  314. 11:30>> Chef, I'm not going to lie. I think
  315. 11:32that's the best one so far. Thank you.
  316. 11:37>> What do you think, man?
  317. 11:41>> We're going to make shen ramen, but make
  318. 11:43it Michelin. We're going to make a nice
  319. 11:45Parisian out of it. took the idea from a
  320. 11:47famous Korean chef. So, we're going to
  321. 11:49take that and make it fancy. We're open
  322. 11:51up a ramen package. We got our noodles.
  323. 11:53We got the dry herbs that never ever
  324. 11:54hydrate. So, I'm probably not going to
  325. 11:56use this. It just gets stuck in your
  326. 11:57teeth. But, this this is the best stuff
  327. 11:58in the world. It's going to taste good.
  328. 12:00So, it's very similar to like the no
  329. 12:01heat, you know, like that you do with
  330. 12:02like potatoes, but we do this with 100%
  331. 12:04flour. In this case, we're going to use
  332. 12:06almond. Ramen is going to be our flour.
  333. 12:07So, we're going to take some milk, 250 g
  334. 12:09in non-freedom units. We're going to
  335. 12:11bring it to a bubble, a boil, and we're
  336. 12:13going to throw our noodles in, and we're
  337. 12:15just going to cook it down until a very
  338. 12:17thick paste. All right. So, at this
  339. 12:19point, we're going to blend it out.
  340. 12:22So, we're going to make this to a nice
  341. 12:23little puree, the shrimp, and egg yolks.
  342. 12:25We have these awesome, delicious ramen
  343. 12:27packets. So, we're going to put that in.
  344. 12:28It's giving an awesome color right now.
  345. 12:30And then we're going to blend it out
  346. 12:31more.
  347. 12:34We're getting mixing bowl. We're going
  348. 12:35to finish this off. It's nice and
  349. 12:36emulsified. There's the most chef thing
  350. 12:38to do. I'm going to go my cook station
  351. 12:39and seal his chives instead. You have
  352. 12:40chives on your station, throw some
  353. 12:42chives in there because why not? It's a
  354. 12:43Michelin chef, you want to make things
  355. 12:44fancy. Nothing says fancy. They're
  356. 12:46really, really finely cut chives. Look
  357. 12:48at that color. Isn't it so pretty? Now,
  358. 12:50so now we have our bian dough and we're
  359. 12:52going to put a piping bag or a fancy
  360. 12:54vessel with a nice tip. If you don't
  361. 12:56have that, you can totally get a plastic
  362. 12:58bag, cut a hole in it, or go Michaels
  363. 13:00and buy a piping tip for like $2.
  364. 13:04So, our water is getting pretty hot, so
  365. 13:05we're going to get this started right
  366. 13:06now. Do it quickly. Two methods of this.
  367. 13:08So you can either push it out and just
  368. 13:10cut it off just like that. So you get
  369. 13:11nice little size pieces or using a
  370. 13:14string back and forth and cut it off.
  371. 13:16Yeah, it's like fun for the first 30 and
  372. 13:17then when you have to do like four bags
  373. 13:19of this, it gets kind of tiring. But
  374. 13:20don't worry, you'll have enough for
  375. 13:22service. Once you start to float,
  376. 13:24they're more or less ready at that
  377. 13:25point. And we get our guys that are
  378. 13:26floating out and we just get them in the
  379. 13:28container and that's it. So we're going
  380. 13:29to take this, pull it down and then
  381. 13:30we're going to cook this over the fire
  382. 13:32and finish our dish. So now we're grab
  383. 13:34some hot embers. Get the enders really
  384. 13:35hot. Get a little of this. Hit a little
  385. 13:37clarified butter on the bottom and we'll
  386. 13:38get this ripping hot. Get nice and hot
  387. 13:40and smoky. We're hit this little
  388. 13:42clarified butter. Get it nice and loosey
  389. 13:43goosey there. Just a little salt to
  390. 13:44season out. We're just heat it through
  391. 13:46and get a nice color. So, we're going to
  392. 13:49get that awesome ramen with all that
  393. 13:50face and fire. You eat this at home just
  394. 13:53obviously with a sauté pan and pull out
  395. 13:55the fire. We got our awesome toasted
  396. 13:58nei. And now we're going to plate it. We
  397. 14:00have made a nice cheese fond. So, it has
  398. 14:02eggs, cream, and cheese. and then nap it
  399. 14:05and cover it over your delicious nyoki
  400. 14:08just like your Italian noon no would
  401. 14:09make it. We're going to charge it. It's
  402. 14:10going to make it nice and airy. Shake
  403. 14:12it. That's it. And now we're going to
  404. 14:14plate. We have our fancy plate. Rameni.
  405. 14:17Just get right in your bowl. We got our
  406. 14:20awesome cheese sauce because who doesn't
  407. 14:21like cheese? Great.
  408. 14:23>> That looks amazing. Chef ramen with a
  409. 14:26little cheese fondito on top.
  410. 14:28>> And just to finish up black truffle.
  411. 14:30>> Wow.
  412. 14:34All right, let's dig in.
  413. 14:37Oh, I can taste the ramen as soon as I
  414. 14:39dig into it.
  415. 14:40>> Ramen and truffles. Next thing coming to
  416. 14:42you, boys.
  417. 14:43>> Chef, thank you. 10 out of 10, baby.
  418. 14:48>> Hi, my name is Douglas Kim, owner chef
  419. 14:51Noodle Bar. This is my favorite ramen,
  420. 14:52Shinaman Black, and I'm going to show
  421. 14:54you how to make it at home. A little bit
  422. 14:56more upgraded version than regular
  423. 14:58average ramen. You get a little onion.
  424. 15:00You don't need too much. Here's
  425. 15:04a little secret touch. The garlic puree.
  426. 15:07In the home, you can use a sliced
  427. 15:08garlic. So, nothing fancy. Now, we have
  428. 15:11some protein here. You don't have to use
  429. 15:12this at home. You can use a bacon if you
  430. 15:14want. So, this is a wagi brisket.
  431. 15:16>> How much does that cost?
  432. 15:18>> 20 bucks.
  433. 15:23>> So, we've prepped all of our
  434. 15:24ingredients. So here the scallion that
  435. 15:26we just cut, wag brisket, onions, garlic
  436. 15:29puree, little butter and parmesan
  437. 15:31cheese. The secret sauce is a little
  438. 15:33fish sauce. And then later we're going
  439. 15:34to use the egg yolk. That's it.
  440. 15:35>> What's like one big mistake when someone
  441. 15:37cooks ramen?
  442. 15:38>> I think they try to put too much stuff
  443. 15:40in there. But also same times like
  444. 15:42understanding a timing is very important
  445. 15:43cuz at the end of the day you overcook
  446. 15:45it then it's not that good, you know. So
  447. 15:47now put a little oil. The first thing
  448. 15:49you got to do is uh sweat this.
  449. 15:51>> So you're kind of getting the oils from
  450. 15:52the meat too. Maybe 10 years ago, I
  451. 15:54would tell you guys to leave the oil in
  452. 15:56there, but then I'm trying to use
  453. 15:58healthy, so I'm going to strain it. So,
  454. 15:59we're going to use it later. You're
  455. 16:01adding onion here. You don't need to add
  456. 16:02any more oil cuz whatever the oil is in
  457. 16:05the pan, it should do the job. And then
  458. 16:06the key point is you should have this
  459. 16:08ready before you actually cook the
  460. 16:10noodles cuz your noodles, you're not
  461. 16:11going to cook too much. You add a little
  462. 16:13bit water. So, I'm going to put a soup
  463. 16:16or the powder thing in there.
  464. 16:18>> So, we're already making the base of the
  465. 16:19soup. So all that this is the dry
  466. 16:21vegetables. Bone broth powder, spicy
  467. 16:23powder. We're going to add some butter,
  468. 16:25the garlic puree, fish sauce
  469. 16:28now. I think it's almost ready. So I'm
  470. 16:30going to cook the noodles. So I'm going
  471. 16:31to drop it. And then meanwhile, I add
  472. 16:33some little here.
  473. 16:34>> When is the perfect time to take it out
  474. 16:36the water
  475. 16:36>> for normally you got to leave longer,
  476. 16:38but for purposely I'm going to actually
  477. 16:40cook it here. I have to take it out a
  478. 16:41little bit earlier.
  479. 16:42>> So as soon as the noodles are loosened
  480. 16:43up, you just put it in the soup.
  481. 16:45>> Yep.
  482. 16:48>> Wow. That's it. All right. So,
  483. 16:53a little garnish. Finish with the
  484. 16:56Parmesan cheese. Going to use the egg
  485. 16:57yolk, scallion, olive oil. That's it.
  486. 17:00This is how how I turn ramen. Little bit
  487. 17:02upgraded version at home.
  488. 17:03>> Wow. All right. I'm going to break up
  489. 17:04the uh egg yolk.
  490. 17:05>> Yeah. You got to mix it. Yeah. Yeah.
  491. 17:06Exactly.
  492. 17:07>> Wow.
  493. 17:08>> Yeah. Exactly.
  494. 17:08>> Dang. Look at that. Oh, now it's getting
  495. 17:10really creamy.
  496. 17:11>> Yeah.
  497. 17:11>> The same smell you'd smell, you know,
  498. 17:13with the carbonara you smell with this
  499. 17:14instant ramen recipe.
  500. 17:19M. Yo, chef, I think you got to add this
  501. 17:21to the menu for sure.
  502. 17:23>> No,
  503. 17:25>> I mean, I think it's very good, chef.
  504. 17:26>> Thank you, chef. Appreciate it.
  505. 17:28>> Thank you. Thank you.
  506. 17:33>> You want me to do it?

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