Pour boiling water over the noodles and cover so they soften. Drain when soft (around 10 minutes).
In the meantime, combine oil and sugar in a saucepan on medium heat and stir till sugar dissolves and turns golden. Shut flame.
Carefully add the noodles and seasoning. Mix well. Let cool.
Add eggs and mix.
Pour into a round pan and bake on 350 degrees Fahrenheit for one and a half hours. I used a deep 10-inch round pan, but you can make it smaller or in a few smaller pans. Adjust baking time accordingly if using smaller pans.
Let cool before cutting.
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I made it in a gachnon pot and it came out amazing. Guests were praising how beautiful and tasty it is
Can you substitute fine noodles for the ramen noodles. I live in Israel and can't find ramen noodles. Thanks!
Hi can you post your famous noodle kugel hack?
This is it!
oh it says in the intro “ We are taking my famous noodle kugel hack and turning it into this heimish Yerushalmi kugel” so it sounds like this a twist on an original recipe.