Summer Chilled Soup

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I really enjoyed the chilled miso soup I had when I stayed in a hot-spring hotel in Niigata Prefecture. I changed the toppings and uploaded this recipe (the one at the hotel had sliced cucumber and shiso).

( 1) You can use 2 cups of water + 1 tsp of instant dashi granules.
( 2) Adjust the amount of miso according to what you're using.
( 3) If you're planning to float some ice cubes in, prepare it on the saltier side. Recipe by Setsubunhijiki

Summer Chilled Soup

I really enjoyed the chilled miso soup I had when I stayed in a hot-spring hotel in Niigata Prefecture. I changed the toppings and uploaded this recipe (the one at the hotel had sliced cucumber and shiso).

( 1) You can use 2 cups of water + 1 tsp of instant dashi granules.
( 2) Adjust the amount of miso according to what you're using.
( 3) If you're planning to float some ice cubes in, prepare it on the saltier side. Recipe by Setsubunhijiki

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Ingredients

2 servings
  1. 400 mlDashi soup stock (※1)
  2. 1the amount you usually use to make miso soup Miso (※2)
  3. 4to 5 Okra
  4. 2leaves Shiso

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Parboil the okra in salted water and then cut into 7 mm round slices. Cut the shiso leaves in half vertically and then cut into thin strips. Rinse in water to remove any dirty areas.

  2. 2

    Dissolve the miso completely in cooled dashi stock. I think it's a good idea to add the dashi to the miso soup a little at a time until the miso dissolves, and then pour into the remaining dashi.

  3. 3

    Let Steps 1 and 2 chill very well in the refrigerator.

  4. 4

    Float the okra and shiso in the miso soup. Optionally add in 1 ice cube to make it even more refreshing (※3).

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