1In a pan, fry off a handful of pork bones, eight chicken wings, two thumb-sized pieces of ginger, and five cloves of garlic in a little drizzle of sesame oil.
2Roast the ingredients in the oven for 45 minutes at 200°C/400°F.
3Add one tablespoon of miso paste and three liters of water to the roasted ingredients on the hob.
4Add the pork belly (skin removed) to the pot.
5Simmer for four hours.
6Meanwhile, boil six large eggs for four to five minutes, drain, and set aside to cool.
7Prepare the soy marinade: Add 200 ml of low-salt soy sauce, three star anise, and some mirin to a pan. Add chopped garlic and ginger. Bring to a boil, remove from heat, and cool completely.
8Peel the cooled eggs and place them in a ziploc plastic bag with the cooled marinade.
9Refrigerate the eggs in the bag for as long as possible (the longer it marinates, the more flavour it will absorb).
10After four hours of simmering, check the pork to see if it’s easily removed from the bone. Once ready, remove from the pot.
11Assemble the ramen: Add noodles to a bowl, followed by the cooked vegetables (broccoli and spinach), sliced pork belly, and the soy-marinated eggs.
12Top with the steaming broth, and garnish with pork cracklings, toasted sesame seeds, chilies, spring onions, and lime.