
Misoshiru (miso soup)
Miso soup (misoshiru) is a Japanese soup made from dashi and miso paste. Delicious when served with noodles! Makes 1l.
🍽️ Makes 1
Ingredients
| 160 g | tofu (Japanese) |
| 2 | thin leeks |
| 10 g | fresh root ginger |
| 800 ml | dashi broth |
| 80 g | miso (soybean paste), preferably equal quantities of white and red |
Instructions
- Briefly immerse the tofu in a bowl of water and then leave it to drain.
- Cut the tofu in cubes of approximately 2cm.
- Cut off the green part of the leeks, wash the leeks, and cut into very thin rings.
- Peel the ginger and finely grate, collecting the juice.
- Heat the broth to boiling point.
- Pass the miso through a sieve and then whisk it into the broth.
- Add the tofu, two-thirds of the leek rings, and the ginger juice.
- Leave the soup to infuse for one minute without boiling it.
- Garnish with the remaining leek rings.
Serving suggestions:
- Combine with beef and salsify.
- Variation tip: use a mix of different vegetables and/or add noodles.
- As a basis for poaching fish, crustaceans, and shellfish.