Ingredients Needed for a Barbeque Chicken Ramen Recipe

Series Summary

Hear ye! Hear ye! College Men and Bachelors everywhere! You no longer have to be a slave to fast food and dollar menus. Just because you don't have money, doesn't mean you have to eat like you have no money. All you need is Ramen noodles, a stove, and a little creative advice from a fellow college student and cook, and you can turn your unhealthy and cheap meals into an exquisite and cost effective cuisine. The experts at ExpertVillage want to help you eat for cheap in creative ways.

In this free video series, watch as chef and college student Matt Graham teaches how to cook Bar-b-que Chicken Ramen. Learn all about the ingredients for this Ramen recipe and the utensils needed to make it. Get advice on adding the meat to the sauce and how to drain the Ramen using either a colander or a fork. You might not have a lot of money, but these Ramen recipes are sure to enrich your eating experience and give you something to look frowar to with every dollar and dime you save.

Video Transcript

"Now if you're a poor college student or a starving bachelor like me, you're probably working on a pretty tight budget. So first I'm going to to over the ingredients you need to purchase at the grocery store in order to make BBQ chicken ramen noodles. First you need ramen noodles. Now you can buy the classic ramen noodles in any flavor, it doesn't matter. These happen to be chicken you can get beef, shrimp or oriental or whatever we're going to get rid of the seasoning packet as quickly as we can. Or you can buy the choice ramen noodles which apparently have 80% less fat and 25% less sodium than the conventional ramen noodles, that's a healthier option. Then you'll need a can of chicken; this is some chicken breast in some water and this is precooked I believe they boil it and canned to keep it fresh. Then you also need a bottle of your favorite BBQ sauce. Now this will cost you anywhere from $2-$5 but you only need a few tablespoons of this to make BBQ chicken ramen noodles for yourself. So it's going to last for a long time. You're only probably only spending about 25 cents on BBQ every time you make BBQ chicken ramen noodles. Then you also need some salt and pepper. There is already usually salt and pepper in your BBQ sauce but in case you need extra seasoning, this will do you."