You may remember that The Seventh Grader likes to experiment in the kitchen, particularly using ramen noodles. Recently, he came up with a new creation: Ramen Nests. After cooking the noodles, he sprayed a muffin tin with cooking spray and divided the noodles into four nests. After baking for a few minutes, he then added some chopped spinach, Daiya cheese, and his own array of spices such as garlic salt and pepper. He then baked them a bit more.ย They were quite delicious! What a cheap appetizer! (4 nests for about $0.20) ย Such a culinary genius! ๐
Teresa Redmond-Ott says
ADORABLE!!! and so creative. Seems to run in the family ๐
Barb says
That kid’s gonna need his own blog soon ๐
sandition says
I adore this idea! Gonna have to give this one a try!
Tim Barker says
Great recipe for thinking outside the box. Who can say that vegan food is boring and lacks imagination. Where can I get these nests. I live in Poland?
epicureanvegan says
Uh, well, it’s just Ramen noodles. I’m not sure if they’re available in Poland. Basically, he cooked the noodles, and divided them up into a muffin pan to make the nests. I imagine angel hair pasta might work.
Tim Barker says
Thanks, Actually, I had never heard of Ramen noodles until I looked them up just, but I am British and living in Poland so that would account for it:) I will find some kind of noodle here though and try these nests. It is not so bad being a vegan here as there is a lot of good fresh produce. However, getting hold of vegan products such a vegan yoghurt is near impossible I have never seen such a thing as vegan style cheese. So you can see where I am coming from when I get exited about some noodle nest creation. ๐