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Carrot and Miso Soup
Photo: flickr user
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Ingredients
cup
carrots
1 3/4 cups
water
1
chicken
bouillon cube
1
slice
bacon
1 tablespoon
olive oil
2 tablespoons
finely chopped
celery
1/2 teaspoon
awase
miso
salt
and
pepper
chopped
coriander
- to garnish
Preparation
1
Peel
the
carrots
and
cut
into 1 in thick
slices
2
Combine water and bouillon cube in a pan and bring to a
boil.
3
Add
carrots
and cover with a drop lid.
4
Simmer
until the
carrot
is tender.
5
Remove from
heat
and
mash
the cooked
carrots
in the remaining liquid.
6
Cut
the bacon into small pieces.
7
In a
frying
pan,
heat
the oil and cook the chopped bacon until crispy.
8
Turn
the
heat
off and
mix
in the chopped celery.
9
Add to the
carrot
soup.
10
Bringthe mixture to a
boil
and
turn
off the
heat,
mix
in teh miso and
season
with
salt
and pepper.
11
Divide the soup into bowls, sprinkle with coriander and
serve.
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Adapted from Harumi's Japanese Home Cooking
Tags:
soup
Japanese
Yield:
2.0 servings
Added:
November 30, 2009
Creator:
Yuna Wu
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