3 MISO SOUP RECIPES/ EASY & QUICK& NUTRITIOUS/ JAPANESE FOOD/ JAPANESE COOKING/英語


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I’m introducing 3 easy miso soup recipes. I make miso soup at least 3 times a week! Miso is a probiotic so great for maintaining …

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  1. Calm Eats - Daniela Modesto
    Calm Eats - Daniela Modesto says:

    I just made the pork and veggie soup but as I didn't have pork, I just opted for a veggie version. I'm sure the pork adds a super nice flavor and depth but it was also wonderful without. Thank you! Also, every since I discovered your channel, I've been having miso soup daily and my body loves it 🙂

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  2. Megan Webb
    Megan Webb says:

    I may have commented on this one before, but as we have been making miso soup for a solid year now I wanted to update how we do it. Especially now that we are no longer in Japan.
    My technique is simply to use whatever vegetables I have, so it varies in flavor a lot. However here in England we have less variety I believe, than we did in Japan. So my go to basic for miso soup is mushroom, spring onion/leek, and soft tofu. (We cannot find silken tofu in England hence far).

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  3. Katie McDaniel
    Katie McDaniel says:

    I make “miso jars” for my husband to take to work every day. He loves aburaage , green onion, wakame and a little bit of leftover rice. I put it all in a mason jar with a tablespoon of miso paste and 1/2 a teaspoon of dashi powder. At work he just adds steaming water and mixes it all up! Homemade “instant” miso soup! (I just asked him if he would like me to put a little cabbage in this week!)

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  4. Pankhuri Gupta
    Pankhuri Gupta says:

    Hi i recently found your channel and I'm just hooked💓
    Can you please tell me weather i can make miso soup and store it as well??
    If yes then how long should i do so??
    Thanks already😁

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  5. Caroline John
    Caroline John says:

    Can you just use the regular soy beverage sold at store? Or is this a specific soy milk for cooking like we have with coconut milk?? Would love brand recommendations to buy for soy milk!

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  6. JE AN
    JE AN says:

    I make homemade dashi with Kombu and Shitake. Miso Soup every day too (Vegan version)! I prefer the white/yellow miso. I've never thought of adding soy milk! and am going to try that. For some of my winter miso soups I add daikon, spinach and chestnuts! I find chestnuts an amazing addition 🙂 Thank you!!

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  7. Hol A
    Hol A says:

    Thank you so much for these easy recipes! I'm so excited to try the first one as you prepared it for breakfast 😊

    Edit: can I ask what brand of dashi packets you use?

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  8. Juniper
    Juniper says:

    Hello there! I am having difficulty finding unsalted wakame. Perhaps you may have a recommendation for me? I am excited to try making my own miso soup _ Thank you for your videos!

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  9. Dawn B.
    Dawn B. says:

    I am watching your videos to help me learn to cook and eat healthier with my family. I enjoy your videos very much because they are short, easy to follow, and you include health benefits of the foods you prepare. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge with us!

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  10. Gee MeeL
    Gee MeeL says:

    Oh I am SO happy with these ways of making the miso and vegan style. , I am using it now in my one-meal-a day- diet. Thank you so much ms. Miwa's !! Love from Europe 💞

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  11. Jeannette Wilber
    Jeannette Wilber says:

    I don’t feel as intimidated as I use by watching your video on miso soup 🥣😁.. I usually buy the ones you add water and done! 😅.. thank you for adding the benefits I often wondered if it was bad to consume so much of it❤️, I love everything you make😋 👋🏼 🇺🇸

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  12. lisimah
    lisimah says:

    Miwa-San, I used dashi-no-moto to make dashi stock, but then it got a bad, kind of metallic taste when I tried to cook the veggies (carrot and turnip). Was it mistaken to make the dashi soup first and then boil the veggies? Should I add the instant dashi powder towards the end, just before the miso paste, instead? Thank you!

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