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Dashi is a basic broth of fish or vegetables. It is an important component when cooking Japanese food. Dashi is packed with savory umami, and it becomes the base flavor of a lot of Japanese dishes.
In this video, we will show you how béo make Dashi with different ingredients:
1. Katsuo/Katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes)
2. Kombu (dried sea kelp)
3. Niboshi (dried sardine)
4. Shiitake Mushroom
5. Instant dashi
//Ingredients
*Katsuo Dashi
2 cups (480 ml) water
1 handful of Katsuo dried bonito flakes
*Kombu Dashi
2 cups (480 ml) water
8 g Kombu dried sea kelp
*Niboshi Dashi
2 cups (480 ml) water
15 g Niboshi dried sardines
*Shiitake Mushroom Dashi
2 cups (480 ml) water
25 g dried Shiitake mushrooms
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@ZaraGurganious says
I can’t find any ingredient because how will I handmade bonito at home?
@ZaraGurganious says
Great, I did copy recipe. I will try my best to make it.
@terryakendall2919 says
wonderful, thanks for sharing
@PanioloBee says
I want to make of batch of dashi ahead to use it when I need it. I saw a video of just dashi stock made from just Bonita flacks and water. The stock was frozen in small containers. Later thaw the stock, add kombu and bring to a simmer. Remove kombu and strain. Is this ok?
@Greencloud8 says
Is clams common in Japanese cuisine
@artistlovepeace says
Thank you. Your channel is great.
@stan_Jesus_for_live_longer says
can we use this as substitute for Korean dashi? pls answer me tnx ✌️
@markszyszkiewicz says
You lost me at potatoes. That's Irish not Japanese.
@meversace says
Where can I find dried shiitake that is safe? Here in the US all the dried shiitake in the Asian stores near me have a warning on the packages about lead and heavy metals exposure by eating those. There has to be a brand out there that doesn't have contaminated shiitake.
@SuperShop247 says
I am allergic to fish so what can I use instead of dried fish or sardines to make dashi paste
@cristinacabrera8462 says
Thanks for sharing
@AmberU says
Just found this channel today subscribed immediately!
@cookingwithmimmo says
I get hungry just by looking 😋
@MrNoban0 says
Love it.
@PettyBlue1 says
Thank you for enlightening me! I always thought dashi was only made from a combination of fish and seaweed. I’m a vegetarian, so now I learned that I can enjoy dashi as well!
@3분로미요리 says
2:02 The food looks delicious and the plates are so pretty!😀
@Astro4545 says
I literally just made some earlier today for curry udon. Talk about coincidences.
@darthlaurel says
Thank you for the different varieties.
@SacredLotusMC says
we have fresh shittake in the fridge will these do for the broth?
@buzzoffthischannelisdeleted says
Im so glad I clicked on this video! I just found instant dashi at my local store and wanted to see how to use it with soba ramen and somen! I have all the noodles but not sure how to mix instant dashi with the noodles!
@MumsKitchen123 says
Wow so delicious 😋 thanks for sharing stay safe stay bless 😋
@spinncook7402 says
Thank you!
@CookingwithShayna says
this dashi provides many health benefits because of the ingredients, you cooked it really well, keep it up
@Flower-ck2bs says
Simple explanation and a lot of knowledge shared.🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕