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Ginger miso soup is a vegan Japanese-style soup recipe that combines savory miso broth with fresh ginger for a warm, comforting bowl. This plant based version can use kombu dashi, dried shiitake broth, or vegetable stock to build deep umami without fish-based ingredients. Fresh ginger adds gentle heat and aroma, while miso paste gives the soup its salty, earthy, and rich flavor. Ingredients such as tofu, wakame, mushrooms, green onion, daikon, carrot, spinach, or napa cabbage can add texture, freshness, and extra nourishment. The miso is stirred in near the end instead of boiled, helping the broth stay smooth and fragrant. The final soup is light but satisfying, making it an easy vegan side dish or simple meal with rice, noodles, pickles, or other Japanese-style vegetables.
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00:00Hi, myuto, and today on Sudachi, I'm going to show you how to make a delicious plant-based
00:04ginger-infused miso soup. Let's get started.
00:07The first thing we need to do is make plant-based dashi. I'm using 6g of konbu, which is dried
00:13kelp, and 4g of dried shiitake mushrooms. Place them in a pot and add 500ml of room-temperature
00:20water. I like to place a droplet on top to weigh them down.
00:28Let that soak for at least 30 minutes. The longer you soak it, the more intense the flavour
00:33will be. If you soak for longer, I recommend place it in the fridge.
00:38After 30 minutes, you will find the konbu and shiitake have rehydrated and looked like this.
00:44Now we can put the pan on the heat.
00:50Heat on medium until almost but not quite boiling.
00:59When there's more bubbles, you can remove the shiitake and konbu. I'm actually gonna cut
01:07them up and put them back into the soup so that it's a zero-waste recipe.
01:13Before that, let's add 30g of sliced Japanese leeks or regular leeks, 20g of julienned ginger,
01:2130g of shimeji mushrooms or mushroom of your choice, and 125g of cubed tofu. I recommend
01:29preparing all of your ingredients while the dashi is soaking to save time.
01:33While those are heating up, I'm gonna slice a shiitake and add them in, then cut the
01:39konbu into thin strips. It's quite firm, so it's better to cut as thin as possible.
01:45I won't use all of the konbu, so I'll freeze the leftovers and use it to make konbu rice
01:50ball filling another time.
01:52Give everything a mix. Once the tofu is warmed through and the vegetables are cooked to your
01:58liking, turn off the heat and add two tablespoons of miso paste. I'm using an additive free
02:04yellow miso paste, which you can find the link in the description.
02:09Using miso strainer will ensure there are no lumps of miso in the soup. This is the proper
02:14way to make miso soup, but if you don't have a mesh spoon or anything similar, you can put
02:20the miso paste in a small bowl with a few tablespoons of broth and loosen it up before adding it
02:26to
02:26the soup.
02:27Okay, let's dish up. And that's it, delicious and warming ginger miso soup made with all plant-based
02:33ingredients.
02:35And great news, I've launched a free mobile app that makes following along with my recipes
02:40even easier. It's the perfect kitchen companion after watching my videos. You can access step-by-step
02:46instructions right on your phone while you cook. The download link is in the description
02:51below.
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