The regional cuisine of Hiroshima, where is known for oysters. It is characterized as a unique way to eat. Break up the miso paste around the edge of the Japanese clay pot and adjust to taste as desired. Dark-colored and matured miso󠄀 enhances the savory flavor when heated.
Sprinkle some salt over the oysters and add some water to gently rub the oysters to clean in a bowl. Wash out the salt under running water. Strain water and set aside.
Cut Nappa cabbage into bite-size pieces and slice green onions diagonally. Cut the Shiitake mushroom in half and cut tofu into bite-size pieces. Separate shungiku greens from their stems.
Put the ingredients [A] in a Japanese clay pot. Heat over low heat and mix them with a spatula. Heat until the water has evaporated and the mixture is soft enough not to fall off when scooped with a spatula. Remove the pot from the heat and smear the Miso mixture on the inner wall of the pot so that it forms a bank.
Place a nappa cabbage core in the pot’s bottom and lay all the other vegetables and mushrooms except the shungiku leaves on top. Addnwater and heat over medium heat. Bring to a boil and put oysters on top. Once all ingredients are cooked, add the remaining shungiku leaves.
Product used in this recipe
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.
