SPEEDY MISO SPINACH MUSHROOM RAMEN #vegan #glutenfree

A quick and generous weeknight vegetarian mushroom ramen bowl, Speedy Miso Spinach Mushroom Ramen Bowls are pressed with ginger, garlic, shiitake mushrooms and heaps of soba noodles! alternatively gluten free

These expedient mushroom ramen bowls encourages me achieve two things. Supper is prepared in less than 30 minutes, and tidy up is an easy task. At its generally essential, veggie lover ramen is a noodle-filled bowl loaded with both. The noodles differ as broadly as the soup base. Some ramen stock plans expect hours to get ready appropriately, yet I will in general adhere to the speedier assortment and basically add miso to the juices.

A miso base my most loved ramen base on the grounds that not exclusively is it plant-based, yet it confers umami and gritty flavors to the general formula. A noodle bowl at its best!

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Ingredients

• 2 Tbs Coconut Oil unrefined, virgin, cold pressed
• 12 oz (340g) Shiitake Mushrooms stems removed, sliced thin
• 1 Tbs Grated Ginger I use a microplane
• 1 Tbs Grated Garlic I use a microplane
• 4 Green Onions sliced thin, whites and green separated
• 4 C (940g) Vegetable Broth
• 3 C (675g) Water
• 2 Bundles (152g) Soba Noodles gluten free if needed
• 5 C (95g) Baby Spinach
• 2 Tbs White Miso Paste *see note
• Tamari, to taste

Serve With:

• Sesame seeds, Sriracha, fresh herbs such as basil or cilantro, tamari and more green onion tops

Instructions

1. In a Dutch oven (non stick is very helpful here), heat oil until shimmering. Turn the heat down to medium low to low and add the mushrooms, ginger, garlic, and white parts of the onions. While the pot will be crowded, allow the bottom layer of mushrooms to cook for a few minutes before stirring. This will help the mushrooms sear a bit. Stir occassionally for about 6 minutes. You'll notice the garlic and ginger stick to the bottom of the pot (but watch the heat because you don't want the garlic and ginger to burn). Just scrape the garlic and ginger when you stir the mushrooms. When the broth is added, the pan will deglaze and those bits will add delicious flavor! Add the broth, water and bring to a boil. Scoop out about a cup of broth and set aside to cool a bit. Once boiling add the noodles to the pot, turn down to medium and simmer for five minutes or until the noodles are tender. Remove from heat. Add the miso paste to the cup of broth and and whisk to dissolve. Pour the miso slurry into the ramen pot and stir. Taste for seasoning adjustment and add Tamari if a more salty taste is desired. 
2. Ladle into soup bowls, top with a handful of spinach and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Serve immediately with extra spinach, sesame seeds, sriracha, herbs, tamari and onion greens. 
3. Store leftovers in a lidded container, in the refrigerator, for up to three days. 

Notes
*Find miso paste in the refrigerated section of the grocery store.

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