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		<title>By: AMERICAN OTAKU &#187; Archive &#187; Budeh Chigeh (Korean Army Soup)</title>
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		<description>[...] Procedure: 1) Add instant noodle into a boiling water. Add more water than usual because once all the ingredients go in, the soup will get thick&#8230; you dont want that. we want it soupy. 2) Add the rest of the ingredients, even the powder that came with the instant noodle. 3) I added Udon soup and Hondashi powder. It makes the soup more mild. 4) Add chilli powder if you want it spicy. that&#8217;s all.  Reference: Alex Choe&#8217;s Personal Blog [...]</description>
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