Wachu Got Infused Ramen

Use what you have!

1 pack - Shin ramen

2 teaspoons - Cannabutter

1 tablespoon - You Name It Garlic Butter

4 cloves - Garlic, peeled and sliced

1 stalk - Green onion, chopped

1 teaspoon - Garlic powder

1 teaspoon - Black pepper

1 teaspoon - Mushroom seasoning

1 slice - Cheese (whatever you have)

1 tablespoon - Sesame oil

1 can - Spam, sliced and cut into bite sized pieces

1 pack - Enoki mushrooms, separated into smaller pieces

1 - Egg

1 can- Corn

1 - Pack of seaweed

Furikake

Japanese mayo

Cut the spam into slices and cut into bite sized pieces and put it in the air fryer at 375 for 6-8 minutes
Peel the garlic and slice
Chop the green onions and set aside
Heat up some water in a pot
Add the noodles into the boiling water with the enoki mushrooms, seasoning packet, garlic powder and mushroom seasoning
Cover your pot with a lid and allow it to cook
At the same time as heating the water, put the garlic butter into a pan and add in the garlic
Open the can of corn and drain the water out and add it to the pan, cook the corn for a few minutes until golden
Add in the cannabutter and cook for another couple of minutes and remove the corn from the heat
Add sesame oil into the noodle pot
Crack an egg in
Add in the spam, corn and top with the cheese slice and turn off the heat
Cut the seaweed and put it in on the side
Sprinkle on the green onions and black pepper and top with furikake
Drizzle on some Japanese mayo
Enjoy!

Cut the spam to your desired size, I like mine crispy so I cut it into smaller pieces
Drain the corn well so there isn’t excess water while its cooking
You can make it all in 1 pot if you don’t care about aesthetics - add the water into the pan after you have cooked the corn and follow the steps to cooking the noodle and mushrooms
If you like your egg to be cooked thoroughly, cover your pot with a lid after you drop the egg in, I like my yolk to be runny
You can also use shredded cheese, that will melt easier
You can put the seaweed in without cutting it up if you prefer
They sell a lot of different flavors for furikake, use what you like