We spoke with Executive Chef James Bailey of Momofoku Las Vegas to gain some knowledge on how to ensure the best pork broth for tonkotsu ramen. "Pork bones are truly the key ingredient here," he said.
Honoring a treasured heritage, they proudly serve the original Gyu-kotsu (beef bone broth) ramen recipe, inherited from Shogetsu, Tottori’s pioneer Gyu-kotsu ramen eatery, established in 1952.
Put all of the ingredients for the bone broth in a large lidded pot and cover with cold water. The water level should cover the bones by 5cm/2in while still leaving room at the top of the pan.