
Learn to make a healthy miso clam chowder using white miso, fresh clams, and nutrient-rich vegetables, with simple steps to purge sand, sauté aromatics, simmer, and serve.
Cook a quick, low-calorie squid acqua pazza with miso, pairing red miso and wheat miso for a high-protein Japanese dish, featuring garlic, asparagus, celery, tomato, chili, and white wine.
Marinate mackerel in sake and kombu with a milder white miso sauce, then bake or grill; this quick, healthy miso-based method builds umami with dashi and sprouts.
Create a gado gado style salad with miso dressing by blanching vegetables and pairing avocado, eggs, and tofu with a walnut, apple juice, miso, and peanut sauce dressing.
Prepare a traditional Japanese eggplant and cucumber salad with miso wasabi dressing. Slice cucumbers into stripes and cook eggplant, then mix with miso and wasabi and garnish with bonito flakes.
learn to make a tofu and crab miso gratin using red and white miso, crab meat, tofu cubes, dashi and sake, thickened with cornstarch.
Learn to make salmon and spinach sake kasu jiru, a traditional Japanese soup with saké kasu, salmon, kombu, and vegetables. Blanch and cut spinach to top the finished dish.
Prepare simmered chicken and cabbage, carrot, broccoli in miso sauce, marinate with saké, soy sauce, and cornstarch, then cook until tender.
cook satsuma jiru, a Kyushu-origin miso-based chicken soup with daikon, carrot, gobo, and mushrooms; simmer chicken with kombu and sake, add vegetables, dissolve miso, and serve.
Prepare a Japanese version of caponata with eggplant, celery, and tomato in a sweet-and-sour sauce, then top with yogurt sauce for a healthy appetizer or salad.
Create a healthy miso soup with chicken and grated lotus root balls, a kid-friendly dish that pairs well with plain rice.
Learn to make a simple miso soup with mackerel, potato, and pieman, using red and white miso in a dashi base, simmered with onions and scallions.
Make an easy canned mackerel and white beans miso soup. Flavor it with miso and a few drops of yuzu for a fresh, citrusy finish.
Miso-marinated roast beef baked to perfection; marinate overnight with a miso-based sauce and sake, then bake, slice thin, and serve over salad vegetables and tomatoes.
learn how to make miso rice balls (onigiri) with canned tuna, mixing miso, brown sugar, and the tuna, then shaping with wet hands for a quick lunch or dinner.
Welcome to this cooking course where you'll learn new and exciting Japanese recipes to cook with the use of miso. In this course, you will learn the different types of miso and its uses and benefits.
This course presents you with new and exciting recipes which are simple and quick to prepare. The lectures are easy to follow presented with high-quality videos.
Miso is a staple in Japanese cuisine. It is usually produced by fermenting soybeans and other ingredients like rice and barley. Miso has many uses in Japanese cuisine not only in making miso soup but also for making sauces, spreads, confectioneries, pickling vegetables and curing meat There are many types of miso and it has different taste in which you will learn some of it in this course. Miso is also high in protein and is a rich source of vitamins and minerals. You'll learn more of the health benefits of miso in this course.
The recipes included in this course are easy to make and doesn't require much time to prepare. Enroll in this course and start learning.
Have fun in the kitchen!