Thanks to its extended fermentation process and high soybean content, red miso paste flaunts a pungent complexity, an on-the-nose saltiness, and a more pronounced umami flavor than its counterparts.

Mix two tablespoons of white miso paste with one tablespoon each of rice vinegar and sesame oil, and one teaspoon honey for balance. Whisk together until smooth before drizzling over fresh greens or ...

Korean grocers will sell a spicy type of bean paste called kochu jang (or gochujang), which is flavoured with red chilli and is great for giving a kick to sauces and marinades. Miso, particularly ...

Delicate and earthy miso paste adds serious depth to the ground beef sauce that you're going to love. Get the Miso Bolognese recipe. We’re into winners, and we can presume you are, too.

I got all inspired after reading up on some food blogs and went to a specialist Japanese shop to buy kombu (kelp), katsuobushi (bonito fish flakes), and red miso paste (fermented soy beans).

For the sauce, mix red miso with sugar, soy sauce and sake ... sake and mirin to form a paste. 2. For the dressing, mix the nori paste with finely chopped hikiwari natto. 3.

This week, we'll show you how to prepare them in a red miso soup. Since clams in soup produce good broth, there's no need to prepare a separate stock. The clams are cooked slowly in water to ...

1. Make slits between the fat and the meat. 2. Mix the red miso, sake, mirin, sugar and grated ginger juice. Marinate 2 slices of pork. 3. Mix the inaka miso, sake, mirin, water, sugar ...

Korean grocers will sell a spicy type of bean paste called kochu jang (or gochujang), which is flavoured with red chilli and is great for giving a kick to sauces and marinades. Miso, particularly ...