How to Make Perfect Miso Soup


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How to Make Perfect Miso Soup – as part of the expert series by GeoBeats. Today I am going to show you how to make perfect miso soup; now miso soup for the …

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  1. Arisa Layce Mason
    Arisa Layce Mason says:

    When I was looking for employment I stopped into an Asian restaurant and got the hibachi steak. I could choose soup or salad, and naturally chose soup. It was freezing that particular day outside, and I ate in the restaurant alone, but when I tell you that soup warmed my entire soul…. Idk how else to explain it. It wasn’t even just a physical warming. It was internally soothing. Thank goodness for Miso Soup. Yours looks amazingly beautiful and yummy 😋

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  2. Chili B
    Chili B says:

    Although it wasnt explained in the video… The reason for using a strainer when you mix in the miso paste is so that you are not damaging the gentle tofu squares or breaking them up by just mixing the whole soup when you add in the miso and stir. Rough stirring will cause the cute little cubes to break up and will look less appealing. So the strainer is basically there to protect the gentle tofu from the harsh stirring and mixing.

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  3. Wideeyes Eyes
    Wideeyes Eyes says:

    I am new to Japanese cooking. It will help very much if you could tell us how to select and prepare the ingredients such as how to prepare the wakame, such as do we need to par boil it first and how to select what type of wakame and what type of daikon is for wakame soup

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