Brown and drain the beef well before adding to the slow cooker for the best flavor. Stir the noodles frequently once added so they cook evenly and don't clump. Add the noodles only in the last 30 minutes, any earlier and they'll turn mushy. Discard the ramen seasoning packets, the homemade sauce provides plenty of flavor. Add other ramen toppings like a soft-boiled egg, sriracha, or sesame oil if desired. Scales up easily for a crowd with a larger slow cooker. Keeps 3 days refrigerated (noodles soften further); reheat with a splash of water or broth. Don't freeze (noodles don't hold up well). Note: the source did not specify servings, estimated at 4 to 6.
Keyword Beef Ramen Noodles, Crockpot Ramen, Easy Ramen Recipe, Slow Cooker Ramen