Snacking is Sacred

High Protein Ramen

Ingredients:

  • 1 brick of whole wheat ramen noodles (or more)

  • Dried Tofu (as required)

  • 1 packet of high-protein bone broth powder

  • Assorted sauce packets (Din Tai Fung chili oil, Taco Bell fire sauce — whatever treasure you’ve hoarded)

  • Optional: Seaweed Packets, Dried Onions, Furikake Seasoning

Instructions:

  1. Boil water in your Jetboil or camp stove.

  2. Add flavor base: Empty your bone broth powder into your bowl or Jetboil cup

  3. Cook noodles: Drop in the ramen brick and tofu; pour boiling water to fully cover. Seal the top to trap the heat.

  4. Let soak for about 5 minutes, until the noodles are soft

  5. Get saucy: While you wait, mix up the bone broth into a concentrated soup

  6. Mix it all together: Stir the noodles and broth until well combined, then drizzle in your sauce blend.

  7. Top it off: Finish with seaweed, sesame, dried edamame, or anything crunchy you’ve got stashed.

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Misfits are my bar of choice when I actually need more fuel. I had about 5 of these over the course of climbing Baker, and was pretty done with the chalky chocolate protein taste by the end. That said, still better than an RX bar and the first one tastes like candy.