Sunday, February 10, 2008

Miso Vegetable Soup.

Yesterday, while wandering down the aisles I saw this. I have a fondness for Sushi and Miso Soup. There is something nourishing, exotic and intriguing about Miso... I surfed the Internet and there wasn't a recipe that I thought used ingredients I had so............
Sometimes recipes come from necessity and using what's in your fridge!
-- Onesmartcookie




MISO VEGGIE SOUP
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Ingredients





4 Cups of Vegetable Broth


1/2 Red Pepper Julienned


2 Sliced Cellery Stalks


1/2 of one large Sliced Portabello Mushroom


2 Grated Carrots


2 Diced Green Onions


1 Cup of small Brocolli pieces


4 Heaping Teaspoons of Shiro Miso


1/2 block of Firm Tofu


Juice from 1/2 fresh Lime


Pepper to taste


2 Ounces of cooked Buckwheat Noodles


Pepper to taste


1 Tablespoon of Sesame Oil


1 handful of baby Spinach


1 tsp. of hot sauce or chilli flakes





Directions











Saute vegetables except for mushroom and green onion in Sesame Oil. Add broth and bring to a boil. Turn to low heat and add tofu, green onions, cooked noodles and baby spinach for five minutes. In a measuring cup combine Miso and 1 Cup of broth. Mix thoroughly together and pour into soup. Remove from heat and serve. Enjoy!

This is a very hearty soup that could well be a meal on its own!

1 comment:

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind said...

I've never really made soup out of it other than just putting it into hot water and then drinking it.

I used to have a cup daily for a couple of years, then got away from it until recently.

There are as many "kinds" of miso as there are beer. Different ingredients get fermented creating different tastes. Barley, soy bean, rice etc.