Ramen Spaghetti Pizza

Cheap and Delicious Recipes

Thanks to COVID-19, all around the world, we’re all in quarantine, trying to figure out how to make our food storage last. If you’re like me, you probably stocked up on dry food storage items like Ramen noodles. Maybe you’re already tired of eating them so, here’s a fun little food hack that I think you’ll appreciate that is surprisingly delicious and it’s called Ramen Spaghetti Pizza.

Sapporo Ichiban Japanese style noodles & chicken flavored soup.

What is Ramen Spaghetti Pizza

Ramen Spaghetti Pizza is exactly what it sounds like; cooked ramen baked with spaghetti and pizza ingredients, including sauce, cheese and pepperoni.

At first this was a failed recipe because I was just trying to figure out how to make Ramen Pizza. I already knew that the noodles should be pan fried on both sides first, to make a decent crust, but I found people online claiming that the baking alone was enough. Well, I definitely debunked that theory because all I was left with was a baked spaghetti with pizza toppings. But, you know what, it was delicious. No, really, it tastes incredible. $2 dollars worth of ingredients shouldn’t taste this good so, I’m rolling with it and I really think you should give it try, too.

Check out my Pizza and my baked noodle Recipes: Pizza Dough, Pizza Sauce, Margherita Pizza, Nacho Pizza, Cheeseburger Pizza, Stromboli Supreme, Calzone, Canoe Calzones, Pizza Tacos, Garlic Bread Pizza, Italian Cheese Bread, Egg Noodle Lasagna.

Ramen Spaghetti Pizza video Tutorial by poormansgourmet.

Ramen Spaghetti Pizza Ingredients:

1 pkg Chicken Flavor Ramen Noodles, fully cooked
1/4 cup Spaghetti or Pizza Sauce
1/2 cup Mozzarella Cheese
1 tbsp Vegetable Oil
1 pinch Italian Seasoning

Add your favorite toppings, such as pepporoni, sausage, sliced vegetables etc..

Bake on the bottom shelf rack at 450° Fahrenheit for 15 to 20 minutes. Be sure to watch the short video tutorial and I’ll show yo exactly how easy this Ramen Spaghetti Pizza is to make.

Turkey Gravy

The Best Turkey Gravy

I am of the opinion that the very best Turkey Gravy is made from the renderings of a Roasted Turkey that was seasoned and brined. So hopefully you followed my Turkey Brine recipe or at least made one before you cooked your bird because this gravy recipe depends on it. There aren’t many additional ingredients to this recipe because most of the ingredients are already there, cooked into the turkey. So, if you’re getting exhausted and you’re looking for an amazing gravy recipe that is easy to prepare… this is the recipe for you!

Traditional vs. Gourmet Turkey Gravy

Traditional Turkey Gravy is made virtually the same with only a few subtle differences. Gourmet gravy has flavors most folks don’t think about that profoundly effect the flavor, like citrus. Some use lemon… I use orange, some use sherry or wine… I use beer but either way, these all produce gravy that is out of this world. All of the other ingredients, as I mentioned before, come from the marination of the brine and the added ingredients to the roasted bird.

My Roasted Turkey, for example, is stuffed with onion, oranges and seasoned butter stuffed under the skin of the breast meat. These ingredients, cooked down in the oven, produce drippings that create the most wonderful flavor and that’s why we use it to make gravy. Traditional gravy uses this method as well only the gravy base is usually started with butter and flavor to make a roux. You can do that too, if your prefer, but I keep the flour out of my recipe and I use a small amount of corn starch instead, to thicken the gravy. I also often start my gravy recipes with bacon grease instead of the butter, because that adds more flavor as well. Other than the addition of the fruit, tomato and rosemary, everything else is basically the same. It’s also common to make a stock, using the turkey giblets, and add that to the gravy for flavor but that will be up to you.

Turkey Gravy Ingredients:

1 Onion, chopped
2 Oranges, pealed and separated
1 Sprig Rosemary
1/4 cup Cider
Add all of the Roasted Turkey Drippings
1/2 can Beer
2 tbsp Corn Starch, mixed with 2 tbsp water
Salt and Pepper to taste, I use white pepper.

Be sure to follow the instructions in the Turkey Gravy video tutorial and I’ll show you just how easy this is to make.

Pork Chorizo – How to make Chorizo from Scratch

The Best Pork Chorizo

This Pork Chorizo recipe is excellent and on point. It’s got everything you want in a great Chorizo and it’s fun and easy to make. In this post and video tutorial, I show you how to make sausage stuffed in hog casings and I give you the option of making sausage links that you can grill or make a real pasty Chorizo that you can combine with Eggs for breakfast, homemade Chili or some amazing burritos like this Chimichanga recipe.

Making Pork Chorizo From Scratch

You’re going to need a good Pork Roast and either Pork Belly Fat or Fat Back. I use 3 parts, a 2 to 1 ratio; 2 parts Pork to 1 part fat. I cut everything down into portions that will fit through my meat grinder and then mix in all of my other ingredients. From there it’s like clock work, stuffing the hog casings and twisting links. Now there are some alternatives to this recipe that I’d like to mention. If you don’t want to make sausage links you can twist the sausage up in saran wrap and I show you how to do that in my Italian Sausage video found HERE.

If you want a pasty Pork Chorizo, you’re going to want to make my homemade Enchilada Sauce and add it to this recipe. There’s nothing else like it. My recipe is thick and pure, so you’ll want to check it out before you decide to add your own or resort to a canned product.

If you’re interested in more recipes that use a kitchen aide to stuff hog casings, you should take a look at my Cajun Boudin recipe.

Pork Chorizo Ingredients:

2 lbs Pork Shoulder/Butt, ground
1 lbs Pork Belly Fat or Fat Back, ground

3 Garlic Cloves, chopped
2 tbsp Salt
1 tsp Pepper
1/4 cup Smoked Paprika
1 tbsp Cumin
1 tbsp Corn Syrup or Brown Sugar
1 tbsp Chili flakes
1 1/2 tbsp Red Wine Vinegar
1/4 Lard or Shortening

1 cup Enchilada Sauce, optional (CLICK HERE)

Follow the directions in my Pork Chorizo video tutorial and I’ll show you how easy this recipe is to make.