Once you’re satisfied with the sauce, take it off the heat and place in a serving dish. You can top with more grated cheese but I only like to top mine with some chives. So, do you like cream or milk with your coffee? I mean… ramen? Also, I’ve been wondering, do any of you feel the same about the Buldalk series not having any dried flakes / solid ingredients? Let me know down in the comments!

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Having already tasted and reviewed Samyang’s Original Buldalk Bokkeum Myeon Carbonara, I found myself asking, “Why did Samyang even produce another carbonara flavored cup of noodles for the Buldalk series?” We already had carbonara, so do we even need cream carbonara? The easy answer to this question is, “Why not?” However, after a few seconds of thought, I guess the reason is because people wanted a milder carbonara that reduces the spiciness via cream dilution. Fortunately for those select people, that’s exactly what Samyang did with this cup of noodles. Unfortunately for those who requested this ramen, I hope you like carny cheese mixed with a flood of wholesome cow juice, because that’s what you’re getting! The dam has broken with these noodles, ladies and gentleman. Every man, woman, and child for themselves!

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To a large pan over medium heat, melt the butter. Add garlic and sauté for a few minutes until fragrant. Add the bacon or sausage, whichever you're using, then sauté a few minutes until they start to brown. Jump to Recipe Print Recipe This Spicy Carbonara Tteokbokki is a fusion dish that gives a modern, creamy spin on the popular Korean street food. Super addictive! If you have cheese powder (the kind you might sprinkle on popcorn), try adding some of that into this sauce too for the hint of cheesiness present in the inspiration instant ramen flavour. You can also use other noodles such as instant or fresh or frozen ramen, Chinese dry wheat noodles or even spaghetti. You’ll want about 1½ to 2 cups of cooked noodles for the amount of sauce in this recipe. Whether it’s because you can’t get your hands on that particular instant noodle or you prefer to reserve it for an occasional spicy treat, make this almost-instant Fiery Korean Udon Carbonara to satisfy your noodle craving!Other than that, there’s nothing groundbreaking here. These noodles are milder than the other entries in the Buldalk series, so you can actually taste something. However, they are still missing the solid ingredients that give you something to chew on, instead of just to gum on. With a heavy heart, I have to say that these noodles are average at best. And, I freakin’ love all things cream! Samyang Buldalk Bokkeum Myeon Cream Carbonara is a tasty, mild, and… milky cup of noodles. I could literally hear the screams of the terrified noodles drowning in “cream” sauce. They are a bit of a disappointing diluted mess, but it’s an easy fix at least. Make sure to use less water than instructed by the fill line in the cup.

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THAT’S IT! TIME TO DIG IN! On the off chance you have leftovers, store in the fridge in an airtight container, but reheat only on the stovetop. I don’t recommend microwaving. If your household is anything like mine though, leftovers aren’t going to be a problem. The argument will be who gets to wipe off all that remaining sauce on the plate clean. This Spicy Carbonara Tteokbokki recipe is truly uncomplicated. All you need to do is a bit of stirring around, so the thing that requires a bit more thought is perhaps the add-in’s. The original recipe at the Miss Happy Belly blog uses a lot of the add-in’s you might find in an actual carbonara dish. Bacon for one. She also added in mushrooms, which I would recommend for more flavor. Since I didn’t have any at this time, I just skipped it and added more salt and pepper to flavor the dish.

In this cup of noodles, you’re only getting some noodles, sauce, and some sort of green flakes. I’m still not sure what the flakes are, but they look like tiny pieces of dried celery leaves? Not the most appealing or appetizing addition to a cup of noodles… You’re left with nothing to chew on, other than some slippery, baby food noodles. If you want to try my favorite recipe for the classic tteokbokki, you can watch the video below or head over to this link! There is a pronounced spiciness within the aroma of these instant noodles. It definitely smell spicier than the noodles actually taste. As you would guess, these noodles also smell nice and creamy, but it all comes with a hint of the carny cheese Samyang used in their previous noodles. For the tteok, I used those frozen ones found in all the Korean marts. I don’t have a preferred brand since they all seem to be the same. One thing you need to remember when using frozen tteok is that you need to soak them in water for at least 20 minutes before use. This removes any excess starch and pre-softens your tteok in preparation for cooking. A softened tteok cooks more easily and absorbs more flavor, so don’t skip this step. You don’t need to thaw the frozen tteok. Just soak them straight from the freezer for at least 20 minutes, then drain the water when ready to cook.