Vegetarian ideas for Ramen noodles?

Question

I used to love those packs of Ramen noodles you get at the grocery store for like ten cents a pack. They all come in meat flavors, though! Anyone have any ideas they use to still eat these tasty cheap noodles?

Answer 1

Haha, silly you.

If you're talking about the brand I think you're talking about, then it's ok to eat.

Just because it's meat flavored doesn't necessarily mean it has meat stuff in it.

Check the ingredients.

For instance: beef.

If it says in the ingredients "beef stock" or "beef fat"

some where along those lines, then it isn't vegetarian friendly.

The kind I get doesn't have any stock or fat in it, just fake flavoring. I can't remember what it's called though.

You could always just not use the seasoning and use your own, add some garlic, pepper, salt ...stuff like that. Though..I can't guarantee it tasting any good..I tried once..before I found my brand of Ramen.

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Answer 2

The Asian grocery stores usually have some ramen noodles that are vegetarian.  There is a spicy Indonesian one and a Vietnamese lime cilantro one that I love.  I usually add some frozen veggies to them.

Answer 3

Put Bacon Bits On It While Cooking It.

[The Soy Ones Of Course] And Add Every Vegetable Imaginable.

*** A Sauce You Could Add Soy Sauce, Or Butter + Salt + Pepper, Cheeeeeeese, Or Basically Anything And There Is A Vegetable Ramen Noodle I Believe It's Oriental.?

Answer 4

I have found that you can add different veggies, like sliced onion, sliced carrots, peas, broccoli or cabbage while the Ramon noodles cook.... with the oriental kind, I add some soy sauce, some housin sauce and a little extra powdered ginger as well.

Happy Cookin'

Tex

Answer 5

Someone already mentioned the yummy Oriental one.

I like to use an extra cup of water and a veggie bouillon cute, then toss in some frozen mixed veggies (carrots, string beans, lima beans, corn, peas). When they're cooked, I toss in the noodles. Then the flavoring. If you can't find veggie seasoning packets, I use Soy Vay Teriyaki sauce. Mmmm.

Answer 6

Yummy.

I love cooking them with vegetable broth, or bullion and I always and cooked vegetables (you can use the microwave kinds also, quick and easy and taste fine.). Mix it up! try different types of vegetables or drain the noodles and add a sauce after cooking them!!

This is my favorite easy dinner meal when my family won't offer me a vegetarian dish!! (silly omnivores)!

Answer 7

They don't all come in Meat Flavors, I'm a Vegetarian, and I was worried that I wouldn't be able to eat them because I thought they only came in meat flavors, but I found out that they have a flavor called Oriental(It comes in a Blue Pack), and there is no meat in it what so ever, I eat it all the time, but if you can't find the Oriental flavor just get the meat or whatever flavors, but don't use the seasoning packet, and just use the noodles. I put Vegetables in mine like Corn, Carrots, Peas, Onions, Beans, and stuff like that, trust me it's REALLY GOOD!!!

Answer 8

I found there is one brand of Ramen noodles who has vegetarian Oriental flavor.  I think it was Maruchan.  Read the ingredients, though.  Some brands have Oriental flavor that is not vegetarian.

Answer 9

those noodles are fantastic on top of grilled sirloin