How To Dress Up Ramen Noodles Tuna Casserole

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Published on Jun 16, 2011 by

Tuna can be tiresome, and ramen noodles can get boring. But combine them like this, and you've got a cheap and tasty meal.

To complete this how-to, you will need:

A measuring cup
2 water
A large microwave-safe bowl
A microwave oven
A dishtowel
1 package of ramen noodles, any flavor
1/4 c. frozen peas
A plate large enough to sit on top of the bowl
1 slice of American Cheese
And a 3-ounce can of tuna
A stove or hot plate (optional)
A small pot (optional)
And garlic powder and hot sauce (optional)

Step 1: Pour water in bowl

Pour the water into a large microwaveable bowl.

Step 2: Microwave water

Microwave the bowl of water on high for three minutes.

Step 3: Remove bowl from microwave

Using the dishtowel to protect your hands, carefully take the hot bowl out of the microwave.

Step 4: Add seasoning to water

Open the ramen noodles� seasoning packet and add the contents to the water.

Step 5: Add peas to water

Add the peas to the water.

Step 6: Submerge noodles in water

Snap the block of ramen noodles in half and submerge them in the water.

Step 7: Cover & let sit

Cover the bowl with the plate and let the noodles sit for five minutes.

If you have a stove or hot plate, you can cook the noodles in a small pot of boiling water for three minutes.

Step 8: Drain broth

When the noodles are ready, take the plate off the noodle bowl and, using a fork to hold back the noodles, drain the broth out into the sink.

Step 9: Mix noodles w/ peas

Pour the noodles and peas into a bowl.

Step 10: Add cheese to noodles

Quickly tear the slice of cheese into a few smaller pieces, and add them to the noodles while they�re still hot.

For extra kick, add a sprinkle of garlic powder and a dash of hot sauce.

Step 11: Drain liquid from tuna

As the cheese melts, open the can of tuna leaving the lid barely attached and�pressing down on the lid so the tuna doesn�t escape�drain and discard the liquid from the can.

Step 12: Add tuna & mix

Add the tuna to the noodles, peas, and cheese, using the fork to toss everything together. Bon app�tit.

Ramen noodles made their debut in space on the shuttle Discovery in July of 2005.

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  • @perpexel because americans are really this stupid

  • why the hell would you put CHEESE into asian noodles??

  • put some chili seasoning in it! add a touch! <3

  • Thats not the regular azn way.

  • it kinda looks like cat sick, but it's probably nice

    

  • at least there being creative you uncreative assholes! @earthboundfreak64 @PikiPooAnge

  • so this is just a recipe to fuck up a perfectly goo ramen??

  • haha

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