Hey everyone, it’s me, Dave, welcome to my recipe page. Today, I will show you a way to make a distinctive dish, ~mikes jailhouse noodles~. One of my favorites. This time, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
If your using a coffee pot heat up a cup of water. While water is heating crush your noodles up in the bag and take out the seasoning packet. If your using a coffee pot heat up a cup of water. While water is heating crush your noodles up in the bag and take out the seasoning packet. ~Mikes Jailhouse Noodles~ Recipe by Alisha. cookpad.com Melba Martin. loading.
~Mikes Jailhouse Noodles~ is one of the most well liked of current trending foods in the world. It is easy, it is fast, it tastes yummy. It’s appreciated by millions daily. They’re nice and they look fantastic. ~Mikes Jailhouse Noodles~ is something that I have loved my whole life.
To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have ~mikes jailhouse noodles~ using 6 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make ~Mikes Jailhouse Noodles~:
- Prepare 1 pack beef flavored ramen noodles (we have always done them with beef but u could try other flavors)
- Prepare 1 cup herrs bbq potatoe chips (this is the only brand n flavor we use, but like before u can try others if u want
- Make ready 1 cup water
- Make ready other things needed
- Make ready 1 dry kitchen towel to wrap noodles in
- Make ready 1 glass measuring cup or u can use a coffee pot which is what they had to use
By crunching up the noodles and some crackers in a trash bag, add hot water and mold into a circular shape for the crust. Cooking with commissary items like ramen noodles, canned tuna, and butter packets—as unappetizing as that may sound to some—allows inmates a small glimpse of the food they enjoyed on the outside, a hint of the flavor and seasoning their families enjoyed around the dinner table back home. Jailhouse Ramen Pizza is a spicy combination of ramen noodles, summer sausage, cheese and chili. See more ideas about recipes, prison food recipe, ramen recipes.
Instructions to make ~Mikes Jailhouse Noodles~:
- Start off by boiling your water in the microwave for 4 min, this is if u use the glass measuring cup. If your using a coffee pot heat up a cup of water.
- While water is heating crush your noodles up in the bag and take out the seasoning packet. Being very careful open the top of your bag, make sure u don't get any tears down the side, also make sure u don't puncture any holes in the sides of the bag.
- Add in half your seasoning pack and give a good shake! Add in crushed chips n give another shake shake!! Now add the rest of your packet n give one final lil shake!!
- By this time your water should be done, so CAREFULLY hold the top of the bags corner with one hand while u pour the boiling water into the bag with the other.
- Grab the bag with two hands at the top and roll the bag down as tightly as you can. Lay the bag on an open towel and bring up the sides and corners of your towel, just wrap it all up snuggle as a bug! Make sure u don't let the bag fall over tho, u want it standing straight up. Sit aside n wait roughly 4 min. That's it, just give em a stir!!
- These do take a lil longer to prepare then normal ramen noodles in a pot but they are well worth it. My kids could live on em lol…n I guess when ur in jail if there is anything u can do to jazz up a meal then ur gonna do it!!
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