Tan tan men (ramen noodle soup), from Morsels & Musings

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December 9, 2012

Tan tan men (ramen noodle soup), from Morsels & Musings

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Packets of ramen noodle soup got me through college, providing a nearly instant meal at an unbeatable price. Nowadays, I prefer making my own, and this tan tan men (ramen noodle soup) from Anna at Morsels & Musings is the kind of noodle soup I could eat every day. If, like me, you don't eat pork, you could make this spicy noodle meal-in-a-bowl with ground beef or turkey. You'll never go back to packaged ramen again.

Get the recipe for tan tan men on Morsels & Musings.

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Posted by Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) at 12:12:00 AM in Hot soups and chowders, Soup with poultry, meat or fish

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