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I chopped a whole onion, a few carrots, a few stalks of celery, and 4 cloves of garlic.
Heated some EVOO and sauteed the above items.
Added two bags of broccoli florets, then filled it with water so as to just cover the veggies.
Added a half a tub of miso, (I chose the red kind, but have NO idea what the differences are), then ended up adding the entire tub of miso because it was still a little watery and tasteless. And YES, I added lots of salt and pepper, but at some point you have to stop, right?!
I continued heating up the whole pot until the broccoli was soft, then blended all the ingredients together into a puree.
At that point, I threw in a couple of dashes of crushed red chili peppers and a couple of glugs of sesame oil, lord knows why, I was grabbin' at straws!
The end result? Very average.
Oh and by the way, the real kicker, if you'd like to come over and have a taste for yourselves, I have a SHIT TON of it in my fridge! Cue music, "I'm a loser baby..."
Oh, dear...not to worry we've all been there, done that. First off the miso shouldn't be cooked. You make the vegetable soup, then add the miso at the end, Here's a true macro-biotic version: http://www.fishtailsandpearls.com/2010/02/vegetarian-miso-soup.html
ReplyDeleteIf you want to make a traditional Japanese version then here (like you have at a Japanese restaurant: http://www.lafujimama.com/2010/01/how-to-make-basic-tofu-wakame-miso-soup/
Miso soup is quite light, and it's the miso that adds a lot of flavor, and veggies like squash, sweet potato...
Now if you were looking for just a good vegetable soup then we can discuss other options...
Miso horny
ReplyDeleteJust last week I f%#%@%ed up split pea soup! It happens!
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