Since I haven't been including the seasoning packets in most of my Ramen recipes, I've found other ways to use them:
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- My husband added a packet of roast beef flavor to the hashbrown potatoes in the picture on the right.
- I use healthier whole-grain varieties of pasta most of the time, although I like stuffed pastas (such as tortellini and ravioli), which I can rarely find in a whole-grain or whole-wheat variety. One of my favorite quick lunches is one cup of whole-grain pasta + half of a Ramen packet + a tablespoon of grated Parmesan cheese.
- Seasoning for vegetables that are going into other dishes. In my recipe for Ramen with pesto sauce and mushrooms, I sauteed the mushrooms with the seasoning packets. Try stirring one into broccoli pieces or spinach.
A note about vegetarian meals: The website for Nissin Foods states, here, that the Oriental and Chili flavors of Top Ramen do not contain any animal products.
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