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3 ways to use miso (that aren’t soup)

31/08/2017 by Chris

So, you bought a tub of miso and made your own miso soup for a while. Congratulations! You are now a fully fledged fermented bean paste convert. But what to do when you’re bored of soup variations? Here are three easy ways to use miso you might not have tried!

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Filed Under: full recipes Tagged With: broccoli, caramel, ginger, green beans, miso, salmon, sesame, sugarsnap peas

one soup three sides: take two

22/05/2017 by Chris

Right after my post, ‘one soup three sides take one’, I went straight back to the kitchen to refine my first ichiju-sansai menu with a couple of new ideas. With this, I’m inching closer to a Japanese meal that demonstrates the traditional range of techniques. Simmering and frying/grilling were just about represented today but I think sashimi is unlikely to make an appearance any time soon! Without a meat or fish dish, nothing quite took centre stage on this occasion. But don’t worry – I’m planning something special for next time.

Today we ate:

  • miso soup
  • mange-tout in yuzu dressing
  • jagaimo no miso-ni / potato simmered in miso, this time with okra
  • grilled asparagus (I really bought a lot!)

Read on to find out more!

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Filed Under: what I'm eating Tagged With: asparagus, miso, okra, potato, sugarsnap peas, yuzu

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