How to make Tonkotsu Tsukemen (Dipping Ramen recipe)

Published 2020-01-30
Tsukemen is a type of ramen and is very popular in Japan. Soak noodles in soup and eat it like Japanese soba. This time I made it with Tonkotsu broth.

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【Ingredients】
tonkotsu broth
pork leg bones 2kg
water 2kg


Noodles
cake flour 300g
bread flour 300g
whole wheat flour 100g


water 300g
salt 10g
baking soda or Kansui 10g

All Comments (21)
  • @XxFiascox
    Amazing recipe. Cannot wait to try to make some of my favorite food! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
  • @trondbl
    That broth looks amazing! Great video as always!
  • @karhungtom9284
    Looks good! If I don't have a pressure cooker, would I just simmer the meat at low heat with closed lid until meat comes off bone and then proceed with the post pressure cooker part?
  • @parli_poo11
    thank you very much for the video. I have a quick question. What does a cake flour do for the noodles? I usually use just bread flour so I'm really curious.
  • Great video! I have a question, what is the optimal temperature for tsukamen noodles? Thank you!
  • Can someone please tell me what the noodle press is? I am tired of using a measly marcato :P
  • Awesome video once again. I have made several tonkostu ramen broth myself but I usually get a yellow color instead of white, like in your video. Is this because I leave too much of the meat on the bones? Or maybe because I use aromatic vegetables like leek and garlic?
  • Great video , keep it up . Can you teach me how to make tan tan ramen ?
  • @Kantaroooo
    Hi Motoki San. Is there any way to achieve this thickness in noodles using a regular Italian style pasta machine?