Ice Cold! Easy Hiyajiru (Cold Miso Soup)

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This is a regional speciality of Miyazaki prefecture. I made it so that we could have ice cold hiyajiru on a hot day quickly.
When I'm short on time, I always use this method.

Since this is a traditional regional dish, every family has their own recipe and flavor, so there really is no recipe or set amounts.
You could add other ingredients like okra or daikon radish sprouts too. For 4 servings. Recipe by Kuiishinbo yoppy

Ice Cold! Easy Hiyajiru (Cold Miso Soup)

This is a regional speciality of Miyazaki prefecture. I made it so that we could have ice cold hiyajiru on a hot day quickly.
When I'm short on time, I always use this method.

Since this is a traditional regional dish, every family has their own recipe and flavor, so there really is no recipe or set amounts.
You could add other ingredients like okra or daikon radish sprouts too. For 4 servings. Recipe by Kuiishinbo yoppy

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Ingredients

4 servings
  1. 2 smallCucumbers
  2. 1/2 blockFirm tofu
  3. 4 tbspMiso
  4. 4 tbspRoasted sesame seeds
  5. 1 tspBonito dashi stock
  6. 1 tspDashi stock granules made from dried sardines (iriko)
  7. 4leaves Green shiso leaves
  8. 200 mlBoiling water
  9. 200 mlIce

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Grind sesame seeds in a mortar. Add miso and dashi stock granules, and mix well.

  2. 2

    Add 200 ml of boiling water, and mix well.

  3. 3

    Slice the cucumbers and crumble the tofu with your hands. Add both to the Step 2 mixture.

  4. 4

    Add about 200 ml of ice.

  5. 5

    Shred the shiso leaves, add to the mixture and it's done. It's ready to eat when the ice has melted. If you have time, chill in the refrigerator to make it even colder.

  6. 6

    It's mainly eaten poured over rice, I believe??

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Fruitsnacks
Fruitsnacks @JustAnAmerican
Don't use boiling water to make miso!

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