Adventurer's Rest Red Miso Soup - DnD, Fantasy, Video Game Inspired Cooking
Legends fortold of a delicious soup that is perfectly smoky, umami, and warms the heart. This delicious miso soup is sure to calm every adventurer after a long day of travels!
Course Appetizer, Side Dish, Soup
Cuisine Japanese
Keyword dashi, green onion, miso, seaweed, soup, tofu, umami
Prep Time 5 minutesminutes
Cook Time 5 minutesminutes
Total Time 10 minutesminutes
Servings 4adventurers
Cost 1 gold
Equipment
1 small pot
1 Fine Mesh Strainer optional
Ingredients
4cupswater
2packetsinstant dashi seasoning powderthe instant dashi I used was 1 packet per 2 cups of water
8ozsilken tofudiced into 1/2 inch cubes
4tbspred miso pastesee notes
1Tbspdried wakame seaweedIf you cannot find wakame, use 1 sheet of nori instead and rip it up before adding to the soup
2green onionsthinly sliced diagonally, both greens and whites
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Instructions
Bring the water to a simmer in a pot and then add the instant dashi packets
Turn off the heat, or set to low. Do not boil past this point, otherwise the miso soup will lose both flavor and nutrients.
Add the miso paste to the pot. You can simply stir it in, or first put it in a fine-mesh strainer and use a chopstick to swirl it around and push it through the strainer. I find that this dissolves the miso into the soup easier.
Add in the tofu cubes, green onions, and wakame. Taste the soup, if it is a bit salty due to the wakame, add a little more water.
If you had the heat off, turn it on low now to warm the soup but do not boil.
Serve warm and enjoy, adventurer!
Notes
Red miso is made with more soybeans and is usually fermented longer than white miso. We use red miso paste for a more smoky, strong flavor. However if you want, use white miso for a milder, sweeter taste.