In the Miso Soup. Ryu Murakami

In the Miso Soup


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In the Miso Soup Ryu Murakami
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Miso originated from China to Japan as a foreigner goods back in the early days. The other day when I was cleaning out my fridge I came across a tub of miso and that reminded me that it had been far too long since I last made miso soup! The first time I was offered miso soup, years ago, I passed. Miso soup is almost as common at Japanese meals as rice. At the beginning, it was called soybean paste as it was introduced in. Author: Bhavani Jaroff, iEat Green. I think the cloudy broth and seaweed made me nervous. When I was in college one of my favorite things to prepare was udon noodle soup (usually the instant kind), with some tofu, enoki mushrooms, and an egg thrown in. I'm definitely not ready for peaches and watermelon and scorching temperatures and sweating. I used vegetable broth and water instead of just water and loaded it with veggies and tofu. Most miso soups in restaurants contain gluten, either because of the brand of miso used or the soy sauce added. My favorite thing about Spring is that there's no sweating involved. I had some rice crackers with it and it was a great light lunch. I got this one on kindle after it came recommended from a friend, it's not something i'd normally buy. Not only is it delicious, it's also extremely good for you. I had missed this light yet hearty soup. I've been sipping some for breakfast for weeks. So it's practically summer* and I've decided to blog about a type of dish to reflect such a season. This is a heartier miso soup than the traditional broth I usually make.





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