Potage-style Cold Tofu Miso Soup In Just A Minute!

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For times when the weather's too hot for warm miso soup, but you still want a soup.

Served in a cool, clear glass container, it's perfect for guests.
For cold miso soups, I recommend mildly flavored white miso or barley miso. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by pogue

Potage-style Cold Tofu Miso Soup In Just A Minute!

For times when the weather's too hot for warm miso soup, but you still want a soup.

Served in a cool, clear glass container, it's perfect for guests.
For cold miso soups, I recommend mildly flavored white miso or barley miso. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by pogue

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Ingredients

3 servings
  1. 1 block★ Silken tofu
  2. 1 tbspor (to taste), depending on the type of miso used ★ Miso
  3. 1/2 cupor so ★ Dashi stock (or dashi stock or Chinese soup stock or consommé soup stock, or the poaching liquid from poaching a chicken, etc.)
  4. (Try using soy milk instead of water to make the dashi for a creamier finish.)
  5. 1Shiso leaves, myoga ginger, etc.
  6. 1Sesame oil
  7. 1scattering Toasted sesame seeds

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Put the ★ together in a blender and blend until smooth. (No need to drain the water from the tofu.)

  2. 2

    Transfer to a bowl, refrigerate until very chilled, and done! Ladle into bowls and garnish with some finely shredded shiso leaves or myoga ginger. It's also great with cold shabu shabu.

  3. 3

    Add some sesame seeds on top if you like. A drizzle of sesame oil makes it richer.

  4. 4

    Use soy milk instead of dashi stock (water) for an even richer, creamier result! Use dashi stock for a light, refreshing soup, and soy millk for a rich and creamy soup.

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