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have a secret. I still love instant ramen.
Not the fancy kind. The quick pantry kind that saves dinner when I am tired, hungry, and not trying to turn one meal into a project.
This is my favorite way to make instant ramen taste better using Spice Witch Chili Oil in layers. I use it to marinate eggs, cook mushrooms, flavor the broth, and finish the bowl.
Fast dinner. Real flavor. Very little effort.
Instead of adding chili oil only at the end, you build flavor in a few simple steps.
Marinate the eggs for extra depth
Cook mushrooms in chili oil for a rich, savory topping
Add chili oil to the broth for warmth and flavor
Finish with a drizzle for balance and aroma
It is still instant ramen. It just tastes much better.
1 to 2
1 pack instant ramen
2 eggs
4 to 6 ounces mushrooms, sliced
1 to 2 cups greens, such as spinach or bok choy
1 to 2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 teaspoon rice vinegar, optional
1 to 2 teaspoons Spice Witch Chili Oil for egg marinade
1 tablespoon Spice Witch Chili Oil for cooking mushrooms
1 to 2 teaspoons Spice Witch Chili Oil for broth and finishing, more to taste
Water for cooking ramen
Scallions
Sesame seeds
Spice Witch Chili Crisp for texture
Leftover chicken or tofu
Soft boil the eggs, peel them, and set aside.
In a small bowl or container, mix:
1 to 2 teaspoons Spice Witch Chili Oil
1 to 2 tablespoons soy sauce
a small splash of rice vinegar or water
Add the eggs and let them sit while you prep the rest. Even a short soak adds flavor.
Heat 1 tablespoon Spice Witch Chili Oil in a pan over medium heat.
Add the mushrooms and cook until browned and slightly crispy at the edges, about 5 to 7 minutes.
Set aside.
Cook the instant ramen according to package directions.
Add greens during the last minute so they soften but stay bright.
Add 1 to 2 teaspoons Spice Witch Chili Oil to the broth, either in the pot or directly in the bowl.
Taste and add more if you want more heat and flavor.
Add noodles and broth to a bowl.
Top with mushrooms and marinated eggs.
Finish with another drizzle of Spice Witch Chili Oil.
If you want extra texture, add a spoonful of Spice Witch Chili Crisp on top.
flavoring the broth
marinating eggs
cooking mushrooms
finishing with a drizzle
texture
crunch
a spoonable topping at the end
Both work well in ramen, but Chili Oil is the star for this recipe.
Use leftover chicken, tofu, or an extra egg.
Add a spoonful of tahini or a splash of coconut milk to the broth.
This recipe works with different greens, mushrooms, and ramen brands.
Add a small spoonful of Chili Oil first, then taste and adjust.
This is exactly the kind of shortcut cooking I love.
Simple, cozy, and full of flavor without a lot of effort.
If instant ramen is in your life too, this is a great way to upgrade it.
Our everyday jar — chili crisp made with avocado oil instead of seed oils, layered with garlic, ginger, shallots and a warm spice blend. Balanced heat, real crunch, no canola or soybean oil. Small-batch and made in Asheville, NC.
Original Chili Crisp is the everyday jar — the balanced one you reach for without thinking. It is a chili crisp made with avocado oil instead of seed oils, so there is no canola or soybean oil in the jar. Onto that clean base we layer garlic, ginger, shallots and a warm spice blend for depth that goes well past heat. It is layered, crunchy, and built on real ingredients.
Most chili crisps lean on seed oils. Ours starts with avocado oil for a cleaner, more neutral base — no seed oils, ever, which means no canola and no soybean oil. The result is no funky aftertaste and no fillers, just flavor that tastes like something.
Balanced and warming rather than punishing. The garlic, ginger and shallots build a savory foundation, and the warm spice blend adds depth so the heat lands as flavor, not just fire. Crunchy texture in every spoonful.
There is no wrong way to use Original Chili Crisp — cook with it or finish with it, both work.
Original is the balanced everyday jar. If you want a darker, savory profile, reach for Black Garlic; if you want sweet-and-spicy, reach for Spicy Honey.
Is Spice Witch Original Chili Crisp seed oil free?
Yes. It is made with an avocado-oil base instead of seed oils — no canola and no soybean oil.
What oil is Original Chili Crisp made with?
Avocado oil. We use avocado oil instead of seed oils as the base for every jar.
How hot is the Original Chili Crisp?
It has balanced heat — warm and layered rather than overwhelming, with depth from garlic, ginger, shallots and a warm spice blend.
How do I use chili crisp?
Spoon it over rice or eggs, stir it into mayo, drag a dumpling through it, or cook with it. There is no wrong way — use it as a base flavor or a finishing condiment.
How is Original different from Black Garlic and Spicy Honey?
Original is the balanced everyday jar. Black Garlic is darker and savory with fermented black garlic; Spicy Honey is sweet-and-spicy. All three use the same avocado-oil base.
Where is it made?
In Asheville, North Carolina, in small batches by a woman-owned kitchen.