Ramyun/Instant Noodle Variation-Spicy Bibim Ramyun with Fresh Vegetables

I love eating noodles, pastas, ramyuns...oooo and ramyun is the quickest thing you can cook.

Perfect for the lazy afternoons. I wanted something spicy and sweet but didn't want to eat the hot noodle soup like last time, so I decided to play with this differently (I rarely cook ramyun plain. What's the fun in that?...ha ha).

Got my ramen out.

Cooked it.

Washed it with cold water and drained it so it won't stick to each other and stay chewy.

Made spicy sweet bibim sauce-Cho Gochujang (meaning vinegar added red pepper paste..the one you use for bibimbop or Korean Sashimi). I added red pepper paste, gochujang, sugar, vinegar, and little bit of red pepper flakes. Try mixing them and taste it to see if it's good enough for you. I love vinegar so I always tend to put lots and lots and less sugar. So you be the judge. OR just buy the pre-made one from the store! I found some on eBay too.

Just make sure it has enough vinegary taste to it! That's the key to this noodle. Vinegar!


Prepped veggies. You gotta have some fresh vegetables to have some crunchiness with the chewy bibim noodles.

I steamed bean sprouts, washed, and drained. You must steam soybean sprouts. Mung bean sprouts that you get for pho can be eaten fresh but soybean sprouts...please don't...LOL

I chopped cabbage into strips..and will eat it fresh...but I cut it too wide...next time I've got to cut it very very thin.

We love these mini peppers from Costco...! They have lovely colors and they are sweet little things. Ha Ha. Chop Chop Chop them up too!

Put them altogether and you are ready to eat!

Mix mix mix and Enjoy!

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