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This recipe is about preparing shojin dashi. In this tutorial we will demonstrate how lớn easily make this healthy stock from scratch. If you enjoy good quality recipes, make sure lớn watch this video.
TIMES, YIELD and INFO:
Makes: 2 litres of stock (2 quarts) Preparation time: 4h
Cooking time: 1h
INGREDIENTS (US):
Shiitake stock:
1 quart water
2oz dried Shitake mushrooms
Kombu stock:
1 quart water
0.5 oz kombu
INGREDIENTS (Metric):
Shiitake stock:
1 litre water
50g dried Shitake mushrooms
Kombu stock:
1 litre water
15g kombu
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@sophiedagostino3989 says
I doubt you will see this but the link to the recipe is broken. How much water do I use? Can a new link be provided? Just bought the ingredients and am hoping I make it correctly
@majvlierop says
😊
@forksandknives2211 says
This is amazing. Thank you
@jeanneamato8278 says
Thanks so much for this. It’s one of my favorite soups.
@v.s.2868 says
THANK YOU:)
@Bj-yf3im says
Thanks for sharing! I look forward to trying this! 😊
@Stephanie-uk4gg says
I was cracking up when he said the chopstick bit. Thought he was going to say to use them so you don’t burn your fingers or something 🙂
@J3496J says
question 🙂 when I make this dashi to use for miso soup. Can I make extra and store it combined in the fridge ? What do you recommend ?
@nikczemna_symulakra says
I just looove Your sense of humor😊
@doyoulikemeiamsugas3dollar956 says
its gonna sound weird but can I use fresh mashrooms for this and how can I ? because where I live we dont have dehydrated mashroom :/
@zjaffer2169 says
What do you do with the leftover kombu and shiitake?
@ilikegreenthings96 says
i love how you use borosilicate beakers in your cooking haha
@JEEROFUKU says
I wonder how I can use kombu after making dashi? Maybe in some sort of vegan sea salad? Any ideas? I hate to through food in my composter 😪
@polkapyr says
Can the mushrooms be substituted with anything?
@OneWithManyThings says
Can that kombu byproduct be used for anything?
@megumiyamashita9270 says
Hello, may I know is there any substitute we can use for the Kombu? Its really hard to find it in my place..
@csizzlebby says
Does this make a soup stock that I need to add water too or can it stand alone as the broth? If I need to add water, what are the parts of water to dashi? Thank you! 🙂
@justagerman140 says
so do you cook the kombu for an hour or just let the once hot water cool down like a sort of kombu tea? lol
@smedellinv says
question….do u turn the heat off when u soak the kombu
@orkideasomppi6155 says
Question!:) How long does this keep good in the fridge?:)
@caroldean2596 says
Hubby and I have cut meat out of our diet, and are now working on cutting out fish and seafood. So I really appreciate this viedo, I have been interested in making veggie miso soup because it is a great thing to wake up with in the morning. My umami tastebuds thank you1
@sssalsera says
mi piace un sacco!!
@mmmmm99997 says
this is great channel! Vegan&Italian- i miei due amori:-)
@VaijayantiMalaUSA says
Great! I need more shojin recipes please.
@faleinglesja5695 says
i loved your recipe! subscribed and thumbs up
where are you from, you sound european, like french?
@davagio says
I am not a vegan personally however i do try to stay away from things that make my kitchen stink (Such as Fish Sauce, Bonito Flakes, Etc.) Glad to find a video that gives me an alternative to making this sauce without the funky smell of "Normal" dashi stock. I just got back from the Japanese Market today and grabbed some dried Shitake mushrooms so i could grind them into a powder to make stocks and use them as seasonings in my dishes such as this one. Stay up my friend!
@cc05jc says
could you use fresh shitake for the mushroom part?
@teakwood5707 says
I can't believe I've never seen this channel before. Where have you been my whole life?!?!? XD Like…Jesus, this is beautiful.
@poobumwee53 says
omg you are hilarious i love your videos! 😀 😀
@kuboana8785 says
it taste even better than katsuo dashi. it's quite difficult to find a japanese sauce which doesn't contain katsuo dashi ;( ( except soja sauce). it's like chicken bouillon in france, you find it every where … and for me, I prefer to made dashi with vegetables than with dried death fish… the firts option looks more healthy haha ( yes I did'nt finish to watch all your videos so you will find here and there my comments )
@BigBusyBunny says
can you make a large amount and save it in the fridge?, can both broths be combined and saved in the fridge? for how long? is glass jar best? can it be frozen in an ice cube tray for future uses? if yes, how long can it be kept in the freezer? thank you 🙂
@zeitgeistry says
Thanks for uploading this! I've been looking around for vegan version to make this broth!
@kurapikakurta3863 says
How long do both the dashi and the veggie stock keep in the fridge/freezer?
@brendita7277 says
Love Love Love this video!!!
Thank you ♡♡♡
@dreamwoodmusic says
Thank you very much for this! We surely try it out and let you know, how it works. Christiana loved cooking real and traditional japanese dishes, but the missing dashi always left it tasting not exactly as it used to when she lived there. Really hope this works.
@lenilecker1705 says
Hello, thanks for the recipe. I was wondering if the amount of Kombu you put in the pan is the actual amount of the recipe, because it seems so much. Kombu contains a lot of iodine and this would be lots in such a small amount of liquid. Thanks for your answer.
@mimialful says
Thanks!!! 🙂
@michaelfrank7860 says
One of the best channels for vegan food, I have ever seen. And the recipes keeps coming and coming . Very good Work. Michael F. from Denmark.
@carog5233 says
Your channel is amazing! So happy to have discovered it this morning. How long does this stock keep in the fridge? Will it last well if frozen? Thank you!
@MauiZenDaySpaLahaina says
This is genius! Your channel is an inspiration. Wonderfully accessible recipes and professional production quality. And cute animal designs too – Bravo!
@Aaron-cz5tz says
I subscribed to your channel about half way through your video, Very well done!
@MissAllanPoe1988 says
INCREDIBLY helpful, thank you so so much!
@Equinox1.5 says
I've just found your channel and I love it!
@Equinox1.5 says
Once you have put the lid on the kombu, do you turn off the heat or continue to cook it at 80 degrees to infuse it? Thank you.
@PotatoWisdom says
I love how simple and professional your videos are, great work!
@StayFitWithAdham says
I am Japanese and eat similar foods that are vegan 🙂
@LaurenJade1 says
Very well done. i cant wait to see what recipes you will be posting using this stock 🙂
@cookingwithplants says
I love cooking with shiitake mushrooms! Looks like a tasty stock. Thanks for sharing.