Yes, even French chefs love to cozy up with a big bowl of ramen at home! See how Jacques gussies up instant noodles with whatever he has in his fridge.

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37 Comments

  1. Хороший у вас ножечек! Привет из маями, вы у нас на фестивале?как пережили winter storm?

  2. What I admire about Mr. Pepin’s videos is the no-nonsense productions. Just great informative instructions and demonstrations without the fancy fluff productions of so many others. Love it.

  3. So glad the algorithm brought me here! I've been watching Jacques for years, read his autobiography, and have been catching up on the PBS Food Channel. NICE!

  4. While I am a fan of Jacques Pepin, I would have to say this is not an authentic way to make Japanese Ramen.
    Traditional Japanese Ramen soup is made from boiling pork bones and marrow, and serve with noodles and slice of cha-shu (Japanese BBQ pork).
    At best, Jacques Pepin was making a pot of Chinese soup noodles.😂

  5. Can't believe I'm saying this… But Jacque doesn't know how to make Ramen. Pretty disappointing basically.

  6. Chef, you’ve taught me more about how I cook than just about anyone and have shaped American cooking and food in ways that are beyond description. Bravo and thank you. I will just say, this isn’t really ramen. This is a ‘Asian-ish’ veggie shrimp soup with ramen noodles.Ramen— real ramen, as a culinary idea, derived from china is what it is as we know it today is a Japanese soup whose principal element is its exquisite broth, its seasoning (tare) and the aromatic fat. Those elements are what real ramen riffs on. Those eggs also need a soy mirin soak. But I bet this soup was delicious as well.

  7. Uh, oh! Don't forget how Uncle Roger went all in on Jamie's horrid fried rice videos… do it right!

  8. looks awful. this is just some weird vegetable soup with noodles. ramen is a heart meat-based broth that is simmered for like 20+ hours