Linda's Pantry Stretching a Dollar Ramen Noodles With a Twist

[mariameaghan123]

Hi may i ask a question? how to dehydrate food?

[255sage]

@mariameaghan123 Go to my channel and look I have tons of dehydrating videos:)

[clarissamck]

Where can I find NON GMO corn? I LOVE corn. Thanks!

[255sage]

@clarissamck Good question...

[dianemummvideos]

I haven't every bought ramen noodles..LOL I must not be the norm... looks good thou and I would eat what you made.. Yum!

[255sage]

@dianemummvideos lol It took me stocking up for my kids that makes me buy it.

[beberett]

LOOKS GOOD, IT REMINDS ME OF FRIED RICE, BUT WITH NOODLES INSTEAD OF RICE. THANKS FOR THE IDEA, XO, LORETTE

[255sage]

@beberett You could so do this with rice.

[trailkeeper]

If someone dont have the soy sauce, another thing they can use to add some flavors is a teaspoon of spaghetti or pizza sauce, makes it taste like gormet soup from a 5 star hotel.

[jdolani]

Awesome! I love Ramen noodles, cook with them all the time, minus the flavor packets. I made my hubby ramen chicken noodle soup today. I used chicken broth, bouillon and green onion, shredded carrot.

[255sage]

@jdolani Yum!!!

[twbigdogsgirl]

I have a cookbook called 101 things to do with Ramen Noodles. I have never used it, but I think I might after seeing this video! :)

[voices01]

Yes, I am inspired. Tells me I need to expand my long term storage veggies.

Thanks for the video!

[soonfully]

Linda how long do the veggies have to hydrate before they are ready??? Thanks for the recipe.

[angelovestea]

Looks very nice!!! I will have to give it a try. :)

[angelovestea]

Where did you get your cast iron pan?

[255sage]

@angelovestea That is a Lodge Brand cast iron and I got this at Sportsman's Warehouse.

[Rogerthat5x5]

Great video!! I've been adding things to Ramen Noodles for years, like some frozen vegetables mixes (corn, peas and carrots). But you've taken it to a better level. Thanks for sharing, take care.

[beerzzz]

I just ate something like this yesterday...I thought I needed to order takeout until I found some noodles and other ods and ends. Tastes delicious and less than 4 bucks for the two of us. Great staple to have.

[255sage]

@beerzzz That's is so nice to save money. :)

[ourrepurposedlives]

I save the packets for flavoring rice in casseroles or just as a side dish, and most of the time, I dont need the whole packet. But it is kinda hard to keep ramen in my house as the kids love eating it straight from the pkg...yuck...lol

[255sage]

@ourrepurposedlives I hang on to these packets too. Just don't know where I will need them :)

[mrspike007able]

Awesome Video Ramem Noodles are super cheap to like 3 0r 4 for a dollar.

[255sage]

@mrspike007able I know I buy them at Costco for .15 each. :)

[bellagrace714]

I just want to say THANK YOU for the amount of time and energy and love you put into making all of these videos for us and for all you teach us. It's greatly appreciated. I'm wondering if you have ever made a video about the basics of dehydrating foods or if you know of a good source for that? Thanks so much!

[255sage]

@bellagrace714 Thank you so so much for the kind words that means a lot.As for the video, I do had quite a few dehydrating videos. If there is one I haven't covered let me know I would be happy to do it. I love dehydrating.

Linda:)

[snaps81625]

Try pouring boiling water over your peas and let cool. refrigerate over night, they should rehydrate well just heat and serve!

[255sage]

@snaps81625 Thank you I will try that today.:)

[snaps81625]

@255sage Let me know if it works for you.. are they store bought or your own dehydrated? It seems to me the store bought were harder to rehydrate.. when I use mine in the crockpot in a soup they come out fine, but just trying to boil short term you can never get them rehydrated well. So I tried this method and it worked well. God bless!

[iamdoroda]

Linda, have you seen the book 101 Things to Do With Ramen Noodles?

[255sage]

@iamdoroda I have not seen that, but it sounds like every Prepper should have one:)

[Allen2045]

You couuld always use those packets for chicken stock. One per gal of water LOL. This looks so good.

[255sage]

@Allen2045 That's funny!