Was a nice weather Sunday.
I decided to get myself off from sweet slumber and warm blanket, got all the ingredients ready and cooked a healthy breakfast for family members.
Another type of hapiness I enjoying.
Japanese Udon Soup.
Soup base:
1. 4 cups water
2. 1 dashi packet
3. 2 tbsp. soy sauce
4. 2 tbsp. mirin
5. 2 tsp. sugar
6. ¼ tsp. salt
Recipes from: Just One Cookbook
Steps:
1. In a medium pot, add water and a dashi packet and bring it to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and cook 7 minutes. Discard the dashi packet. (I'm using powder type dashi)
2. Add Seasonings and wait till simmer.
3. Boil a pot of water and add in the udon noodles.
4. Rinse the udon with cold water and keep it into bowl.
5. Add the toppings on it. (self made abura-age, mushrooms, half boil egg, crab sticks, carrot, seaweed and green onion).
6. Pour in the hot soup base.
7. Ready :)
Ingredients for Abura-age:
1/4 C water
15 niboshi
2 tbs soy sauce
1 tbsp. mirin
1 tbsp. sugar
4 squares of abura-age (thin deep fried tofu)
Recipes from: Rasa Malaysia
Steps:
1. Add everything except the abura age into a small pot and bring to a boil.
2. Once the sugar has dissolved, add the abura-age and simmer, flip several times until most of the liquid is absorbed and the abura-age is a deep brown color.
3. Transfer from the pot to a small bowl and allow it to cool a bit. When it’s cool enough to handle, press out some of the excess liquid. You don’t want to squeeze all the liquid out, just enough to keep it from being salty.
3 main ingredients for Japanese food cooking. Cooking Sake, Mirin & Dashi-moto.
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