This isn’t your run of the mill egg dish. It’s not the greasy blob of salty, runny slime that your dad made you for lunch when you were in first grade. This is the Ramlet: the ultimate combination of all that is college, egg and sodium wrapped up in a 5 egg blanket of mouth-watering deliciousness.
If you’re on a budget you certainly won’t be dropping any serious “quiche” (pun intended) on this recipe, but you’ll be drooling over the result. David Chang—owner and founder of the famous Momofuku empire—did it first in his magazine Lucky Peach, now we’re doing him justice by paying homage to his creation.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 1
Ingredients:
5 eggs
2 packets ramen seasoning
1 tablespoon butter
Directions:
1. Beat three eggs in a small bowl and add your favorite ramen seasoning.
2. Heat skillet over medium heat.
3. Prep skillet by by melting butter.
4. Add 3 eggs, cooking until edges harden.
5. Fold egg in towards the center and plate with the flaps of the omelet facing downward.
6. Cut a slit in the first layer of egg down the length of the omelet.
7. Beat two more eggs in a small bowl and add ramen seasoning.
8. After buttering the skillet, scramble two eggs over medium heat.
9. Carefully lay the scrambled eggs into the pocket of the omelet.
10. Add crushed black pepper.
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