Litsy

Let's Make Ramen!: A Comic Book Cookbook | Hugh Amano, Sarah Becan

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I adore these authors' comic-book cookbooks! I already have their book on making dumplings and borrowed this from the library to try a few recipes. I made ramen eggs, pickled shiitake mushrooms and marinated bamboo shoots and they all tasted great in my ramen bowl!

#gottacatchemall (2. Nickit: Food on cover) @PuddleJumper

Tamra I have this one and it‘s super fun to look at and drool over! I need to get cooking from it. 1mo

Bookwormjillk Fun! Also looks like a perfect Christmas gift for my son. 1mo

PuddleJumper Ooo that looks cool! 1mo

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kwmg40 @Tamra Even if you don\'t get around to trying the recipes, it\'s definitely a fun book to read! I love all the extra historical and geographical context that the authors provide. 1mo

kwmg40 @Bookwormjillk I think this book and the one on dumplings make excellent gifts, and maybe you\'ll be the lucky recipient of your son\'s culinary efforts! 1mo

kwmg40 @PuddleJumper I wish there were more comic-style cookbooks like this one! 1mo

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EvieBee

Magic Ramen: The Story of Momofuku Ando | Andrea Wang

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“The world is peaceful only when everyone has enough to eat.” —Momofuku Ando

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#picturebook

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Awk_Word_Smith

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Took a #ramen #noodles break, now back at it fringing.

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Trace

Ivan Ramen: Love, Obsession, and Recipes from Tokyo's Most Unlikely Noodle Joint | Ivan Orkin

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Sticks to cooking. If you love ramen and Japan this is for you.

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mandarchy

Magic Ramen: The Story of Momofuku Ando | Andrea Wang

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Another true story that my students loved. I don't think they will ever forget what inspired Momofuku Ando to invent instant ramen. It took 10 years and he never gave up! He believed that world peace could be reached by filling stomachs. I know instant ramen is not the healthiest food, but I have a new appreciation for it after reading this. #kidlit #readoutloud #everybodybooks

MySharonaK Sounds so lovely! What ages would you say the book is for? 4y

TEArificbooks My son asked me who invented Cup O Noodle and we watched a documentary on YouTube about it. I want to go the museum in Japan sometime, you can make your own cup of ramen. You get to pick the seasoning, veggies, meat, etc that goes in your cup. 4y

mandarchy @MySharonaK I read it to Kindergarten through 5th grade. It's an everybody book. The reading level is AR 3.3 or lexile 600 4y

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mandarchy @mdm139 I think there are 2 museums in Japan. I saw the YouTube videos too. If I had more time with the students I would have shared, but I sent them the links. I think they all went home and ate ramen. 4y

MySharonaK @mandarchy ah wonderful thank you! 😍 4y

ShelleyBooksie @DinoMom - we will have to check this book out.for our kiddos! 4y

DinoMom @ShelleyBooksie Yasss! 4y

mandarchy @ShelleyBooksie and @DinoMom make sure to have some ramen on hand, you will get hungry. 4y

DinoMom @mandarchy in this house there is always ramen! My 5 year old is ramen obsessed 🍜 ❤️ 4y

mandarchy @DinoMom in that case, did you see that Target has Ramen shirts? I'm not sure they have his size. They had them in the young men's section. I was there yesterday stupidly Easter shopping. 🐣 my son only eats macaroni. 4y

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Brennap

Magic Ramen: The Story of Momofuku Ando | Andrea Wang

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This Biography is such a fun and interesting one, “Magic Ramen, The story of Momofuku Ando” written by Andrea Wang & illustrated by Kana Urbanowicz. Its a very cute piece about the story of ramen and why Momofuku created cheap single use ramen, its a must read! It would be great to be used as a read aloud to discuss innovative ways to fix a problem.
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Brennap https://littlebeebooks.com/wp-content/uploads/woocommerce_uploads/2019/03/Magic-... 5y

Brennap This link is a great teachers guide to use, it includes question to ask throughout the book, an activity after the book, and even a science experiment. This resource supports the UDL Principle (5.2) “Use multiple tools for construction and composition” & the ESOL Strategy 28. “Provide biographies of significant men and women from different countries.” Overall its a great book for inclusion and discussing innovation. 5y

KatiaP This looks like a very interesting take on a biography. Love the art from the book. Awesome link for the questions! It is always good to help prepare for the reading! 5y

DrSpalding I am adding this book to my stack! Hilarious! So many of us have lived on Ramen noodles. 5y

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booklover3258

Let's Make Ramen!: A Comic Book Cookbook | Hugh Amano, Sarah Becan

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My review of this graphic novel can be found on my Youtube Vlog at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeOx4SDErc0

Enjoy!

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Tamra

Let's Make Ramen!: A Comic Book Cookbook | Hugh Amano, Sarah Becan

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So fun and informative! The format makes the recipes easy to follow. This is going on my Xmas list. 😊

And once again, I‘m now starving.

LeahBergen This looks great! 5y

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Shadowfat

Let's Make Ramen!: A Comic Book Cookbook | Hugh Amano, Sarah Becan

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This was a fun way to introduce making ramen at home. There are a lot of components but it looks like fun! I may end up buying this to try making ramen at home 🍜

Tamra Looks great! 5y

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