I like my top ramen to be cooked for a while and eat as soup!! yummy you are making me hungry now!!and for top ramen too..hehe

mom4princesses Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:00 AM

I eat it with just a little bit of water so the noodles won't stick together.  Sometimes I cook it with an egg, and once I added a can of mixed veggies.  It was pretty good.

iamthefoxy_mama Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:00 AM

My son takes the water out after he mixes it up. He loves them. Thank goodness b/c with the way money is right now, he may have to live on them for awhile!

Southerncharmes Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:00 AM

I eat mine like soup sometimes and without liquid other times...I always add Franks hot sauce or salsa! I have also been known to put soy sauce and parmesan cheese in it! Hope you have a good night!

tlm3 Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:01 AM

I eat them both ways depending on my mood.

Mamawkelly Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:02 AM

I usually put the noodles in the pot (I only break them a little) and a little more than cover them. Once they're all soft and..noodley..lol, I add the powder packet and mix it all up. I do like to make it better, though...When I add the packet, I put in pepper, dried out minced onion, and some garlic. And usually I'll add some corn to it, too. Although, I do love corn...lol

katemama05 Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:06 AM

I don't eat top ramen, but when I have finals my DH lives off of it for about a week. He leaves a little water in it and puts all kinds of crazy things in it. Egg, hot sauce, peppers, tuna, salami, spicy sausages, parmesean chess, just to name a few. I personally think that top ramen is salty and gross, but DH and kids LOVE IT!!!!!!

devoll24 Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:30 AM

I like this post, I like to use the top ramen as a side dish and I am taking notes on some of the different ingredients that you girls are using. I really want to try the pepper, dried minced onions and garlic. I have used the soy sauce idea without the packets. I also make "cheesy noodles" out of them for the kids. Just boil the noodles and set aside the packet for use in something else add a pat of butter and american cheese, melt it all the way through and add just about 1/4 cup milk. this makes a good alternative to mac and cheese, I use the seasoning packet that I sat aside for other dishes to season them, like baked chicken.

Mamawkelly Jun. 11, 2008 at 1:40 AM