Miso Soup with Squid Jerky (Sakiika)

Although you can make this in a few minutes, it will be even more delicious if you can wait for another half an hour as the umami flavour comes out from the squid jerky.

Recipe By: Tobuchan (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/25)
Serves 2 Prep: 5 min Cook: 7 min

Ingredients

Hot water 500ml
Dashi stock granules 1/2 tsp
Miso 35g
Chinese leaves 2
Celery 1
Spring onion 1/2
Squid Jerky A handful

Method

1
Chop the Chinese leaves roughly and slice the celery. This pack of squid jerky (sakiika) is a souvenir from Japan.
2
Boil the hot water in a pan and add the dashi stock. Add the white part of the Chinese leaves and the celery and boil for 1 minute. Add the leaves of the Chinese leaf.
3
Boil for 2 minutes, then turn down the heat to medium. Dissolve in the miso in a bit of water. The miso soup is ready now, but leave it for a while for the delicious umami flavour to develop.
4
Heat the miso soup before serving in bowls, sprinkled with the finely chopped spring onion. It's really delicious!

Tips & Note

Dashi comes from the sea, squid comes from the sea...how can it not be a terrific match?!

Miso Soup with Squid Jerky (Sakiika)

Although you can make this in a few minutes, it will be even more delicious if you can wait for another half an hour as the umami flavour comes out from the squid jerky.

Recipe By: Tobuchan (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/25)

Serves 2

Prep: 5 min

Cook: 7 min

Ingredients

Hot water 500ml
Dashi stock granules 1/2 tsp
Miso 35g
Chinese leaves 2
Celery 1
Spring onion 1/2
Squid Jerky A handful

Miso Soup with Squid Jerky (Sakiika)

Recipe ID :2428 Posted on 22 FEB 2017

Serves 2

Prep 5min
Cook 7min
views 12,888
printed 5

saved 0

Although you can make this in a few minutes, it will be even more delicious if you can wait for another half an hour as the umami flavour comes out from the squid jerky.

Share

Ingredients

Print Ingredients Email Ingredients
500ml
1/2 tsp
35g
2
1
1/2
A handful

Method

Prep
5min
Cook
7min
1
Chop the Chinese leaves roughly and slice the celery. This pack of squid jerky (sakiika) is a souvenir from Japan.
2
Boil the hot water in a pan and add the dashi stock. Add the white part of the Chinese leaves and the celery and boil for 1 minute. Add the leaves of the Chinese leaf.
3
Boil for 2 minutes, then turn down the heat to medium. Dissolve in the miso in a bit of water. The miso soup is ready now, but leave it for a while for the delicious umami flavour to develop.
4
Heat the miso soup before serving in bowls, sprinkled with the finely chopped spring onion. It's really delicious!

Tips & Note

Dashi comes from the sea, squid comes from the sea...how can it not be a terrific match?!

HOME
Tobuchan
I’ve got 327 recipes!
とぶちゃん
TOBUCHAN
Step into my kitchen!
So much flavour from frozen prawns...but you need them with the heads on!
Frozen prawns with heads, Butter, Olive oil, Garlic, Onion, White wine, Tinned tomatoes (chopped), Single cream, Pasta
HOME
It's a firm favourite with kids in Japan. Simply use a waffle maker and have fun.
Eggs, Dashi granules, Salt, Sugar, Spring onions, Melted butter, Flour, Strong flour, Water
HOME
Put into flour then beaten egg, then flour and beaten egg, then in breadcrumbs and deep fry twice for the perfect result.
Pork loin fillets, Salt & pepper, Flour, Eggs, Water, Breadcrumbs, Vegetable oil for frying, Sauce:, Tomato ketchup, Worcester sauce, Wholegrain mustard
HOME
I made this rice sandwich using home made mince curry from a friend. It must be good!
Cooked rice, Basil leaves, Ketchup, Nori sheet, Any curry
HOME
A well known tomato pasta recipe from the Rome region eaten at local restaurants, it doesn't use garlic.
Spaghetti, Salt for boiling, Butter, Olive oil, Pancetta, Onion, Dried chilli, Tinned tomatoes, Parmigiano reggiano
HOME
Polish pork belly works really well in this dish.
Smoked pork belly, Pointed cabbage leaves, Onion, Green pepper, Red pepper, Spring onions, Eggs, Sauce:, Granulated sugar, Soy sauce, Sake or white wine, Mirin, Dashi stock granules, Hot water
HOME

Similar Recipe

You can now enjoy a miso soup as a meal, not just soup
Chicken thigh or breast, Salt & pepper, Soy sauce, Potatoes (medium), Carrot (small), Celery, Bok choy bunch, Vermicelli, Ginger, Red chilli, Dashi stock granule (or fish stock cube), Vegetable oil, Miso
KitchenCIB
HOME
Fry the minced pork well with miso to get a delicious ramen dish.
Minced pork, Beansprouts, Spring onion, Hot water, Fish stock cube, Miso (red or mixed), Chinese chilli bean sauce (Tobanjan), Sugar, Salt & pepper, Sesame oil, Butter, Egg noodles (fine)
Tobuchan
HOME
Make miso soup into a magnificent main by adding lots of fish and vegetables.
Salmon fillet, Salt, Potato (medium), Onion (medium), Carrot (medium), Celery (leaves as well), Ginger, Vegetable oil, Dashi stock granules (or fish stock cube), Hot water, Miso, Spring onion, Chilli oil (optional)
The extra flavour from the sausage is one of the seasonings.
Mini sausages (chipolata), Celery, Chinese leaves, Hot water, Dashi stock granules (or fish stock), Miso (red or mixed), Spring onion, Chilli powder
A very popular udon in the Ise area of Japan, and so simple to make.
Udon noodles, Spring onions, Eggs, Ginger, 【Sauce】, Sake, Sugar, Soy sauce, Bonito flakes
A surprising hit adding curry flavour to this already brilliant combination.
Chinese leaves bunch, Pork belly or shoulder, Garlic, Chilli, Water, Stock granules, Curry powder, Fish sauce (nam pla), Crushed sesame seeds, Coriander, Olive oil
KitchenCIB
HOME

All New Recipes

Asparagus. The earth is wonderful because such a delicious food grows here. But even if you want to make something with asparagus, recipes are limited. Asparagus goes great with pasta. It is surprisingly delicious.
Spaghetti, Salf, Asparagus, baby tomatoes, Pancetta(or Bacon), Garlic, Olive oil, Butter, Black Pepper
cookbuzz
PRO
Aubergine (eggplant) and miso are a match made in heaven. Cooking thick sliced of aubergine is a bit of hassle, but with a microwave, it's done in 3 minutes. All that's left is to stir fly it with the miso sauce. Translated by Chat GPT
Aubergine, Springonion, Katsuobushi flake, Veg oil, Sesame oil, Chilli oil (optional), 【Miso sauce】, Miso, Mirin, Sake(white wine), Water, Sugar, Soy sauce, Dashi (powder)
A very kid-friendly recipe that is going to bring joy to those little hearts. Made with a few simple ingredients and can be done in less than an hour. View more details here: https://www.myweekendplan.asia/easy-chocolate-cake/
Self-raising flour (sifted), Cocoa (sifted), Caster sugar, Butter (softened), Milk, Eggs (lightly beaten)
All you have to do is pour the sweet and sour leek sauce onto deep fried chicken, both easy and delicious.
Chicken pieces (breast or thigh), Leek, Soy sauce, Sake (or white wine), Ginger (grated), Egg yolk, Corn starch, Vegetable oil, 【Leek Sauce】, Vinegar, Mirin, Sugar, Garlic (finely chopped), Sesame oil
Tobuchan
HOME
The only effort required is shredding the cabbage. Once you've cleared that, all you have to do is add the sauce and mix well into the cabbage. The result is amazingly delicious.
Cabbage (sweetheart), Tuna (in oil tin 140g), Salt, Soy sauce, Sugar, Vinegar, crushed sesame seeds, Sesame seeds, Chilli powder
KitchenCIB
HOME
I put a lot of my favourite broccoli in my favourite bulgogi, it's a delicious sweet and spicy sauce.
Broccoli, Onion, Beef (for steak), Carrot, Garlic, Ginger, Spring onions, Salt (for boiling broccoli), Soy sauce, Sugar, Sesame oil, Soy sauce for finishing, Crushed sesame seeds
KitchenCIB
HOME