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Misoshiru is the everyday staple soup of Japanese cuisine: dashi with miso stirred in, usually with tofu and wakame. This version is made with kombu dashi and is therefore vegetarian. If you want the classic version, use ichiban dashi with katsuobushi.
It accompanies almost every Japanese meal, including breakfast. It is not a restaurant dish, but something made fresh every day.
Never boil the soup once the miso has been added. The aromas break down at high temperatures, and you lose exactly what makes it special. So turn off the heat before stirring in the miso.
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