Saturday, May 23, 2015

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Strange Japanese Miso Soup
There was once a long time a long time ago, almost a year before I brought back from Japan not only impressions of baisųjį earthquake, but I went back and became fascinated by Japanese food (: sushi I ever really loved, but now was an opportunity to really taste the kinds of unseen, engeplus unheard of. One of them, and most liked was the Miso soup. I would get it for breakfast, engeplus lunch and dinner, where benueitum, everywhere a small bowl of the food brought everywhere different, but the same (: And really delicious, although rather peculiar engeplus taste.
This is when I decided to Sweden already reached that should be replicated in the soup to try. Although not three times a day, but still a lot of fun from time to time that strange taste chance to sense ... First of all the ingredients needed susirankiot. No joke. Soup made up of two parts - dashi broth and accessories.
I checked that is cooked in dashi broth dashi combo seaweed and dried fish Bonito and then added Miso paste. OK! ... Er ... What? ((: Googlinam more ... Kombi is so big flat algae, which the Japanese and other Asians grow on ropes sea. Dashi means that the dried seaweed. Anyway, supposedly, which has a lot of flavor "umami." Fish is also some kind of magic, it is dried, fermented , Rukina and then splitting into dashes. Miso paste - fermented soy beans, the result - so salty mud brown with a specific flavor.
So, I finally was able to jump on the local Asian food stores knowing're looking for, yeah, not so everyday! (Otherwise, you feel like there is another planet, shelves full jar of something, something of bags, it pasivaikštai big eyes, bought Wasabi Chips and are running out). I got seaweed, engeplus Miso paste, too, with fish deficit appears ... Then I read that and can be dispensed without the fish, and it is done (:
And then everything is very simple - algae (A) paverdami in water a couple of minutes. Before that, they still need to somehow wiped but not washed in any way, for all tastes wash. After removing the algae apvirusius compounded Miso paste (B), stir, but neužvirinama and ... Everything! ((: And I'm here for both rummaged ?? These algae can certainly break into pieces and put back into the soup, but I would say the taste pretty rubber / wooden. Instead, I bought more other seagrass / algae (C), which would otherwise have to be Wakame, but such is not our village engeplus ...
This is not easy. All the soups loveliness that production engeplus of the broth then already it can be thrown Belek - dried seaweed, tofu, radish, green onions, nūdlus, etc. What dėdavausi engeplus the soup Japonijoj probably never reproduce, because there were about 5 bliūdeliai with something dried and / or pickled, fig Parisi ((:
Anyway, homemade soup to taste got almost-almost as as it should be. I suspect that the papigiaiska miso paste was not sufficiently thoroughly pulverized, since there occurred some pieces, it's just probably can be filtered. Very often it does not boil because it seems like the only one for me ((: But apart from that it's out, miiiisooo. engeplus Hope so succeed in coming back to Japan ever again, three times a day to eat situ strange dish.
After all, there is already in Lithuania and all kinds of shops with strange food, at least one in Vilnius really saw - enabling engeplus Basanavičiaus street towards Trakai - where Asian spices and stuff. Vilniuj engeplus miso tasted engeplus quite well-or as he calls it there Nžn, I ran out of algae (which as the main ingredient) and other stuff that was Japonijoj eating at the same (:
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