Coppa Broth Ramen – Guest Cheffing at Mamezen

Wunderkid Chef Dylan Brawn and I guest cheffed at Mamezen last night (Oct 30, 2010). Mamezen does a gentle and sublime ramen made with Kyoto-style dashi and soy milk which is called Mamezen Soba. We wanted to turn Mamezen Soba on its head and took inspiration from Momofuku’s bacon dashi ramen. We made our broth with homemade coppa and saucisson sausage. We also did yuba donburi. The rice is cooked with an insane amount of sake and dashi. We serve (self-serve so you can get as much as you like) freshly grated wasabi and my own homemade ‘momo-joyu’ summer peaches steeped in Kyoto shinise soy sauce.

We are planning to do this even again and if you are in Kyoto, you have got to come and chow this dinner!

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Coppa Broth Ramen (With Soy Milk and Heavy Cream Garnished with Candy Sprinkles)

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

The Homemade Coppa – Finally Gets Cut

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

First Taste of Coppa

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Mame Kid Trying the Coppa – and Liking It!

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Mame Boss – Mamezen Owner Chef Yonegawa

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Ramen Chef Warrior – Michael (Creator of KyotoFoodie)

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Chef Dylan Impressing Some Customers with Our Dinner

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Coppa Broth Ramen and Kumiage Yuba Donburi

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Fresh Grated Wasabi for Donburi

Mamezen Ramen Revolt Event 豆禅 豆乳らーめん

Chef Dylan Propositioning Hottie Customer (You can't imagine what he just said to her!)

(c) Kyoto Foodie: Where and what to eat in Kyoto – Read entire story here.