Astragal & miso soup #2
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See my original astragal & miso soup recipe for more info on milk vetch root benefits!
Astragal & miso soup #2
See my original astragal & miso soup recipe for more info on milk vetch root benefits!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Add astragal slices to boiling water, reduce heat a bit and let boil covered for half an hour
- 2
Meanwhile, mix together first six ingredients and make small meatballs, about 1" wide, put back in fridge if broth is not ready
- 3
When broth is ready, remove astragal slices, add all the remaining ingredients except meatballs, reduce heat to medium and mix well
- 4
Add meatballs, cover and let simmer for ten minutes
- 5
Add rice vermicellis, mix well, turn off heat and let stand for couple of minutes
- 6
Serve hot and enjoy!
- 7
See my original astragal & miso soup recipe for more info on milk vetch root benefits!! :-)
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/358374-astragal-miso-soup
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