Easier chicken ramen noodles in the cooking pot! These Slow Cooker Ramen noodles may be simple to prepare, but they are completely full of flavor!
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One of the things I missed most about the Midwest was thunderstorms. Obviously, it rained in Seattle, but thunderstorms were few and far between. ☔
Liiike every time he broke in, it was great news the next day at work. That said, I never felt like we had those cold, rainy spring days when you wanted to curl up with a blanket and watch movies all day while listening to thunder rumble in the background. 😂
Now that we’re back in the Midwest in the spring, I am eagerly awaiting all the storms.
Mainly, because that means I can curl up with a bowl of these Slow Cooker ramen noodles and watch movies with Trevor and Teddy. Spring
storm perfection, right?
These slow-cooking Ramen noodles are incredibly easy to make, ridiculously tasty, and generally not bad when it comes to being a healthy food!
I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait until the next storm hits, and this time, I’m sure I’ll be prepared with these Slow Cooker Ramen noodles.
Can I be real with you for a second? While I’m completely, absolutely, absolutely in love with Mexican food and Cinco de Mayo . . . we actually celebrated it on May 4th, so on May 5th, we were eating these slow cooker Ramen noodles. 🙈
While Mexican food may be my all-time favorite for now, Asian-inspired foods are slowly making their way to the top.
Crockpot Thai Chicken Curry? Give me.
Roasted red chili tilapia? I want it all.
Mongolian beef easy? Oh, hell, yes!
Now, we have Slow Cooker Ramen noodles. Also, can we talk about how I always put some kind of egg in half of the Asian recipes on SMTY? Mmm Thai Peanut Noodles Hellooooo, One Pot Asian Noodle Soup and Easy Asian Noodles. 😂 There’s something about Asian flavors with an ooey egg yolk that speaks to me.
These ramen noodles are no exception and let me tell you that I have three main reasons why I take this recipe seriously ♡.
#1: My crockpot is involved. ‘Nough said.
#2: Asian flavors. Liiiike I’m a little obsessed.
#3: SO. MEND. EASY. Yet so ridiculously full of flavor.
I
want to hear the easy, because I’m ready to tell you all about it…
What kind of seasonings do you put in ramen noodles?
You’d be surprised if a flavor bomb recipe has very simple seasonings: just ground ginger and black pepper!
What are the ingredients of chicken ramen noodles?
In addition to ginger and black pepper, the ingredients are:
Chicken
- breasts
- Yellow onion
- Garlic
- Chicken broth
- Soy sauce
- Seasoned rice vinegar
- Unsweetened soy milk
- Sliced mushrooms Noodles
- noodles
What kind of
do
you use for ramen?
Today we are using the dry packages of ramen noodles, the kind with the seasoning packages! Easy. Peasy. And easy to find!
How are the best ramen noodles made?
It’s MUCH easier than you think and while this may not be the most “traditional” thing, 😉 I promise you, these are the best!
Place all ingredients (except noodles) in your slow cooker and cook for about 3 hours. Throw away the noodles for 5 minutes, and wham bam thank you ma’am, that’s it!
That’s all! Super simple, but I’m telling you, full of flavor.
It’s salty from soy, a little spicy from vinegar, plus you can’t go wrong with a little ginger and black pepper. It’s full of tender chicken and noodles and I tell you you MUST get through this with #allthetoppings.
My favorites are thinly sliced jalapeño, a smooth liquid hard-boiled egg, cilantro, and green onions.
GAH!! Just go and make these Slow Cooker Ramen noodles as soon as possible! – JenniferWant to see more Asian recipes on the blog? Show me the delicious one! 🙂
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PS – If you said yes to the previous question, you’re in luck, because tomorrow I will share a recipe for Sriracha chicken with slow cooker honey! Two slow-cooker Asian-inspired recipes in a row? Heck, yes!
This was originally published on May 9, 2016 and has been updated to include a more detailed video and content.
