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Miso Radish

This is continue of the previous post. The most famous and suitable vegatable to marinade in miso paste is Japanese radish or “Daikon” (大根) in Japanese.

Ingredients:
1 radish (daikon)
Miso paste seasoning:
300g miso paste
135g fine sugar
1 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup Japanese sake
Preparations:
Wash and rinse radish, halve and slice into 3cm thick pieces. In a medium bowl, combine [...]

Miso Paste Marinade

Prefect Miso – Miso Paste Marinade.
Most of Japanese recipes is using ingredients such as mirin, soy sauce, dashi stock, miso, sake etc to create traditional Japanese taste. By combining these ingredients, you can create you own favorite taste.

Most of the time Japanese Miso is used in making soup recipes. However, you can also use miso  [...]

Japanese Miso Soup With Clams

Japanese Soup Recipe: Asari Miso Soup
Miso soups (味噌汁) is the simplest and easy soup recipes to prepare. It is also very versatile where the ingredients can vary among vegetables, seafood, tofu, pork and chicken. The taste of the soups may be different depending of the ingredients, quantity of ingredients to be used. To cook a [...]

Japanese Cooking Ingredients (1)

In this post I gonna share you some of the important ingredients in Japanese Cooking Recipes. Most of the time you might have no idea what is those ingredients looks like?
For instance, what is shichimi togarashi(七味唐辛子) which it also called nanami togarashi in Japanese? As it’s name, it contain seven ingredients. The main ingredient is [...]

Osumashi vs Miso Soup Recipes

Osumashi (Japanese Clear Soup)                Miso (Soybean Paste Soup)
Free and easy Japanese soup recipes – Osumashi vs Miso Soup Recipes
Soups play an important main role in most Japanese meals. They are classified into two broad groups: clear soups and thick soups and usually serve together with meal in Japanese restaurant. Clear soup (osumashi/suimono) is usually [...]

Japanese Recipe – Saba Misoni

 
In Japan, it is very common to cook Saba (Mackerel) with japanese miso. This is because mackerel has a distinctive fishy smell and using miso can cover the smell and add in good japanese traditional flavor. Mackerel is another source that full of DHA and EPA, but, you need to consume [...]