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soak 1 inch piece of wakame seaweed in water until soft. Slice into thin strips.<br>
Add wakame to pot and bring to boil with 2 cups of spring water.<br><br>
Add to that:<br>
1/2 cup kale<br>
1/4 cup parsnips<br>
1/4cup carrots<br>
1/4 cup daikon<br><br>
Take some of the broth in a small bowl and mix 1tsp of barley miso to dissolve. You want to find miso that has been fermented for at least a year, preferably 24 months.<br><br>
Simmer for a few minutes, then serve. You can also add 1-2 shitake mushrooms, tofu, etc. Makes 2 servings.<br><br>
Contrary to popular belief, if made correctly, miso soup is NOT salty. Miso, per serving, is low in sodium, especially compared to other soups and instant miso powders.
Add wakame to pot and bring to boil with 2 cups of spring water.<br><br>
Add to that:<br>
1/2 cup kale<br>
1/4 cup parsnips<br>
1/4cup carrots<br>
1/4 cup daikon<br><br>
Take some of the broth in a small bowl and mix 1tsp of barley miso to dissolve. You want to find miso that has been fermented for at least a year, preferably 24 months.<br><br>
Simmer for a few minutes, then serve. You can also add 1-2 shitake mushrooms, tofu, etc. Makes 2 servings.<br><br>
Contrary to popular belief, if made correctly, miso soup is NOT salty. Miso, per serving, is low in sodium, especially compared to other soups and instant miso powders.