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Course Soup
Cuisine Japanese
Keyword Miso, Noodles, Soup
Prep Time 5minutes
Cook Time 10minutes
Servings 2
Author Joost Nusselder
Cost $26
Ingredients
1red chili
3cmof ginger½ grated and ½ finely chopped
1tbsp.tamari
1tbsp.sesame
3clovesgarlic
120gudon noodles
200gmixed mushrooms
800mlboiled water
1tbsp.white mushroom
1grated carrot
1lime
1tbsp.sesame seeds
3spring onions
Instructions
Mix sesame oil and tamari in a deep pan and heat on medium. Then add finely chopped garlic and ginger. Fry for 3 minutes.
Fry garlic for 2 additional minutes.
Add mushrooms. Fry on high for 6 minutes.
Add water, miso paste and noodles. Heat for three additional minutes.
Garnish with grated carrot, a squeeze of lime, sesame seeds and finely chopped onions.
Notes
The finely chopped ginger will be added to the sesame and tamari mix while the grated portion may be added to the stock.
Fry the mushrooms in garlic, chili, and ginger on medium-high heat. This will get them nice and crispy. Then set aside a spoonful to place them on top of the soup before serving.
Add miso at the end of the recipe to help retain the flavor.
Adding extra lime will provide a great accent of flavor for the miso.
Blanch the carrot in the soup after adding it to the top for 1 to 2 minutes. This will soften it slightly to get a congruous texture.