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Miso-Soup
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any
vegetables or Tofu
Dashi (like bouillon)
Miso (beans paste) |
You can
use any vegetables to make a miso-soup including lettuce or seaweed.
Potatoes, onions, and Chinese Nappas are popular among Japanese people
as vegetables in miso-soup. Cut your vegetables, and put them in
boiled water with dashi, and leave until cooked enough. Then, put
suitable amount of miso into the pan. Don't boil much after adding
miso so that you can avoid destroying the flavor.
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Cooked Chinese Nappa with milk
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Materials (served for 1-2 people): |
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Bacon |
2
stripes |
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Chinese Nappa |
4-6
leaves (Spinach, Cabbage, or the other leaves) |
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Chopped Garlic |
1-2
teaspoons |
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Milk |
50cc
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Salt
and Pepper |
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Cut
Bacon and Chinese Nappa into about 1 inch long pieces. Heat a pan and
put the pieces of Bacon. After 2-3 minutes, add chopped Garlic to the
pan. Put hard leaves first, and then soft leaves into the pan. After
stirring for a while, add milk and cover the pan by a lid to steam for
a minute. Add salt and pepper, and serve. |
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