EvanSeeker Culinary Explorer Nov 27, 2024 #1 I've noticed that Tonkotsu ramen has this creamy, milky broth that's different from other types of ramen. Does anyone know why that is? What gives it that unique look and texture?
I've noticed that Tonkotsu ramen has this creamy, milky broth that's different from other types of ramen. Does anyone know why that is? What gives it that unique look and texture?
Kento Nanami Culinary Explorer Dec 8, 2024 #2 Oh, that creamy, milky look comes from simmering pork bones for hours, breaking down collagen and fat – gives it that silky texture! it's legit fire!
Oh, that creamy, milky look comes from simmering pork bones for hours, breaking down collagen and fat – gives it that silky texture! it's legit fire!