This is afilling salad with vegetables, multigrain rice, mixed beans, fried tofu and lots of mushrooms. It has a great flavor of rich brown rice miso and onion dressing. As this is a vegetable protein dish, it is also recommended for vegans by substituting vegan sugar for sugar.
200g/7.05ozmushrooms of your choice(white mushrooms, king trumpet mushrooms, etc.)
1/4bell pepper
1tbspolive oil
1garlic clove
1tspORGANIC MISO BROWN RICE
1fried tofu (30g/1oz)
3red leaf lettuce leaves
1bunch rocket (arugula) leaf
1bowlcooked multigrain rice
50g/1.76ozmixed nuts and/or mixedbeans
【Dressing】
1/2 (80g/2.82 oz)onion
2tbspolive oil
2tbspmirin (Japanese sweet cooking sake)
2tbspOrganic Miso Brown Rice
1tbspvinegar
1tbspsugar
somepepper
Instructions
<Dressing> Grate onionin a microwave-proof mixing bowl and add olive oil, mirin, sugar and mix well. Heat it in a microwave at 600w for1 minute, 800w for 45 seconds and 1200w for 30 seconds without plastic wrap. Add the rest of the ingredients and mix well.
<Salad>Cut off mushroom stems and cut them into bite-size pieces. Mince garlic and chop nuts roughly.
Heat a frying pan over low-medium heat and toast fried tofu until both sides get crispy. Slice it into 2cmslices.
Toast nuts in a frying pan until they are nicely browned and fragrant. Remove from pan.
Heat olive oil and garlic in the same frying pan. When it gets fragrant, add mushrooms. Stir them over high heat until lightly browned. Add miso and stir together. Turn off the heat before overcooking the mushrooms to remains their texture.
Place multigrain rice in a large bowl and put bite-size lettuce leaves and rocket (arugula) leaves over the rice. Arrange mushrooms, nuts, fried tofu, mixed beans and sliced bell peppers on top and serve with dressing.
Product used in this recipe
Organic Miso Brown Rice Miso 14.1 oz (400 g)
Our Organic Miso “Brown Rice Miso” is made from organic brown rice and soybeans. Deep, powerful flavor with a long and complex finish. Perfect balance of umami, saltiness, sweetness, and tartness. Also great for macrobiotic cooking.
Place the cherry tomatoes, red onion, chopped basil in a bowl.
In a separate small bowl, whisk all the dressing ingredients together until combined.
Pour the dressing over the tomatoes and gently toss to coat. Sprinkle with black pepper.
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Organic Miso Red Miso 17.6 oz (500 g)
Our Organic Miso “Red Miso” is made from organic rice and soybeans, with bright red in color. The Long fermentation process creates a distinct, deep, and rich taste, with a strong miso aroma.
This satisfying, healthy vegetarian version of cobb salad is bursting with flavors and colors. The delicious miso dressing with a zing of ginger makes this salad even more delightful.
To make the dressing,whisk all the dressing ingredients together until combined.
Arrange all the saladingredients in rows on a large plate.
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Organic Miso White Miso 17.6 oz (500 g)
Our Organic Miso “White Miso” is the traditional Shinshu-style miso made from organic rice and soybeans, with bright beige in color, and an excellent balance of refreshing aroma and umami. It is the most versatile among Hikari Miso Organic Miso series to match with any cooking.
As miso and yogurtare both fermented foods, they are very compatible and it’s a great combinationfor boosting umami and nutrition. Serve this dip with your favorite fresh, rawvegetables for a delicious appetizer or side dish.
Mix all the ingredients together until smooth and creamy. Refrigerate until ready to use.
Serve the miso yogurt dip with your favorite fresh or steamed vegetables.
Product used in this recipe
Organic Miso White Miso 17.6 oz (500 g)
Our Organic Miso “White Miso” is the traditional Shinshu-style miso made from organic rice and soybeans, with bright beige in color, and an excellent balance of refreshing aroma and umami. It is the most versatile among Hikari Miso Organic Miso series to match with any cooking.
This is a simple yet surprisingly flavorful daikon radish and cucumber salad recipe created by Nami of JustOneCookbook.com. Shio Koji’s malt ferments the vegetables resulting in a lightly pickled mix that can be served as an appetizer or side salad.Message from Nami( Just One Cookbook®) :“There are many ways to include vegetables in your diet and this simple salad is a nice refreshing palate cleanser to enjoy between dishes.”
1red chili(chopped, if you prefer less spicy remove the seed)
Instructions
Cut daikon and cucumber diagonally while rotating them a quarter between cuts. This Japanese cutting technique is called “Rangiri.”
Put daikon, cucumber, carrot, and all the seasonings in a large closable plastic bag.
Remove the air from the bag and massage the vegetables and make sure they are blended well with the seasonings. Keep the bag in the refrigerator for 45-60 minutes for best flavor.
Serve this dish cold or at room temperature. Store in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.
Quick Tip
The Japanese cutting technique “Rangiri” will provide more surface area for vegetables to absorb flavors.
Product used in this recipe
Shio Koji 20.4 oz (580 g)
Shio Koji is a traditional Japanese ingredient made with a fermented rice malt (koji) and salt (shio). The enzymes contained in shio koji break down proteins to draw umami out of meat and fish. Shio Koji is in liquid form with the tiny half-dissolved grains of rice malt and packaged in a convenient plastic bottle.
Namiko Hirasawa Chen is the creator of Just One Cookbook, the #1 English-language website for Japanese recipes. Nami believes that anyone can cook traditional and modern Japanese dishes with confidence using her accessible, step-by-step instructions and videos. To help home cooks prepare and beautifully plate their homemade meals, she recently launched her online shop called JOC Goods dedicated to artisan Japanese tableware and kitchenware. Nami was born and raised in Yokohama, Japan and now resides with her family in California.
Easy to fix and versatile, this salad dressing complements nearly any type of salad green, mustards or arugula. The dressing is also wonderful for steamed vegetables and chilled/grilled tofu. Avocado and mint go well with miso flavor.Message from Nami(( Just One Cookbook®): “Miso is such a versatile ingredient and it’s used in many kinds of dishes, including salad dressing. I’d like to share this quick and easy sweet miso dressing using delicious M1nute Miso. I particularly love to add slices of avocado in here, which go really well with miso. Hope you will give it a try!”
Combine the dressing ingredients in a mixing bowl and whisk all together until blended.
Toss the salad greens, avocado, radish, heirloom tomatoes, mint leaves, and radish sprouts in a large bowl.
Drizzle the dressing and toss gently. Serve immediately.
Product used in this recipe
Organic Miso Saikyo Sweet Miso 14.1 oz (400 g)
Our Organic Miso “Saikyo Sweet Miso” is made from organic rice and soybeans and with off-white in color. Using as marinades and sauces, strong sweetness highlights the flavor of fish, meat, poultry, and vegetables. Perfect use for Japanese exquisite Kaiseki.
Namiko Hirasawa Chen is the creator of Just One Cookbook, the #1 English-language website for Japanese recipes. Nami believes that anyone can cook traditional and modern Japanese dishes with confidence using her accessible, step-by-step instructions and videos. To help home cooks prepare and beautifully plate their homemade meals, she recently launched her online shop called JOC Goods dedicated to artisan Japanese tableware and kitchenware. Nami was born and raised in Yokohama, Japan and now resides with her family in California.
This Miso Tahini dressing with healthy ingredients, such as salad greens, steamed or grilled vegetables, creates a blissful dressing that combines creamy, nutty sesame paste and sweet, mellow miso.
In a mixing bowl combine all ingredients except for warm water together and mix well until blended.
Whisk in the warm water bit by bit until smooth and silky in texture.
Drizzle over warm grilled or steamed vegetables, or salad greens or braised greens.
Product used in this recipe
Organic Miso White Miso 17.6 oz (500 g)
Our Organic Miso “White Miso” is the traditional Shinshu-style miso made from organic rice and soybeans, with bright beige in color, and an excellent balance of refreshing aroma and umami. It is the most versatile among Hikari Miso Organic Miso series to match with any cooking.
14oz.rectangular fillet of tuna belly, sashimi quality
To tastesalt and black pepper
8oz.mesclun greens
fresh daikon slices
Instructions
Mix all ingredients of vinegar miso.
Mix all ingredients of ceviche dressing.
Combine vinegar miso, ceviche dressing, and grape seed oil.
Sprinkle tuna belly with salt and pepper and sear the surface with a kitchen torch. Cut into 1⁄2-in. (1-cm) thick slices.
Arrange the mesclun greens, daikon slices, and tuna slices on a plate.
Spoon the vinegar-miso-ceviche dressing over the tuna slices.
Product used in this recipe
Organic Miso White Miso 17.6 oz (500 g)
Our Organic Miso “White Miso” is the traditional Shinshu-style miso made from organic rice and soybeans, with bright beige in color, and an excellent balance of refreshing aroma and umami. It is the most versatile among Hikari Miso Organic Miso series to match with any cooking.
10oz.300g wagyu beef, rib or loin, sliced paper-thin
Sake
Salad
Fresh crunchy vegetablessuch as red or yellow radish, celery, and scallions, thinly shredded
Instructions
Mix hot water and sugar to make a light syrup
Combine with miso, garlic paste and rice vinegar
Mix in oil slowly to make an emulsified dressing
Bring water to a boil, add some sake, and swish beef slices back and boiling mixture, a few at a time, until they barely change color
Arrange blanched beef slices on a plate with the shredded vegetables heaped into mounds, and generously spoon dressing over top
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