Our Family's Favorite Miso Soup With Okra
Our Family's Favorite Miso Soup With Okra

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Great recipe for Our Family's Favorite Miso Soup With Okra. My mother's go-to miso soup recipe is now my go-to recipe, too! The sliminess in the okra is a substance called mucin, which invigorates cell activity and increases your metabolism.

To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook our family's favorite miso soup with okra using 4 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Our Family's Favorite Miso Soup With Okra:
  1. Prepare 500 ml Bonito dashi stock
  2. Take 5 cm Japanese leek
  3. Get 4 to 5 Okra
  4. Prepare 1 Good miso

One of the easiest side dishes you can make to accompany your Japanese meal is Ohitashi. Akadashi (赤だし) refers to a miso soup that is seasoned with Mame Miso (豆味噌) or miso made with soybeans, salt, and water. Popular in the Nagoya region, Mame Miso is darker, more reddish-brown than Kome Miso (米味噌), which is the most widely known miso that's made with soybeans, rice koji, and salt. Coming from one of the oldest slave families in Charleston, the concept of Okra soup is a common staple in our diets and history.

Instructions to make Our Family's Favorite Miso Soup With Okra:
  1. Bring 500 ml of dashi stock to a boil. In the meantime rub the okra on a cutting board with salt to remove the fine hairs on the surface, cut off the blossom ends and slice into small pieces.
  2. Chop up the Japanese leek.
  3. When the dashi stock comes to a boil, add the okra and Japanese leek and turn the heat down to low. (If you simmer it too long the okra's sliminess will drain out into the soup so pay attention!)
  4. Add some miso dissolved in a bit of the dashi stock about a minute after adding the okra. Turn the heat off and it's done.

We were taught by the older generation, about making Okra soup, Historically during slavery during the holidays, when the gift of meat parts were given to slaves, spare part that the slave owners did not mind parting. See more ideas about Recipes, Cooking recipes, Food. It's a deliciously versatile ingredient that has been hiding in plain sight. Miso has long-been associated with a bowl of comforting, umami-laden miso soup, but it's so much more. In our opinions, it's a culinary hero in paste form and an ingredients that's deserving of kitchen staple status.

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