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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
Tobuchan
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My recipe doesn't use shop bought okonomiyaki powder or sliced meat...it just needs okonomiyaki sauce to make it delicious!
Sweetheart cabbage leaves, Leek , Egg, Grated cheese, Green laver, Shop bought okonomiyaki sauce, Mayonnaise, Batter:, Plain flour, Water  , Dashi stock granules
Using frozen dumplings, you'll have a delicious miso soup in no time.
Hot water, Miso (red or mixed), Dashi stock granules, Onion, Carrot (small), Frozen gyoza dumplings, Spring onion, chilli oil (optional)
Make a lot and freeze it, it's great for bento lunchboxes and also ideal as "one more little dish" at dinnertime!
Dried hijiki seaweed, Carrots (medium), Deep fried tofu (abura-age), Soy sauce, Sugar, Mirin, Hot water, Dashi stock granules, Salt
Quite unusual to add coriander to miso soup but it works really well.
Hot water, Dashi stock granules, Onion, Miso red or mixed, Coriander, Tofu (silky or firm)
Tobuchan
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This is a walnut version of the typical sesame tofu.
Tofu:, Arrowroot powder, Walnut paste, Dashi stock, Mirin, Sauce:, Soy sauce
Yukiko
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Best eaten whilst hot.
Mooli (medium), Water, Dashi stock, Soy sauce, Sake, Miso soup paste (with dashi), Golden syrup
A lovely warming dish on a cold winter's day.
Turnips (small), Turnip leaves, Potato (large), Onion (large), Carrot (small), Chipolata sausages, Bacon, Dashi stock, Water, Salt, Pepper, Parsley, Mustard
baba-chan
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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
Adding the beaten egg makes this soup mild and very easy to eat.
Potatoes, Mangetout, Dashi stock granules, Egg, Miso (red or mixed), Hot water
So simple once you've bought your battered cod, it takes five minutes if you have noodle stock. A great dish for a hot summer day.
Udon noodles, Battered cod, Spring onions , Noodle stock, Alternatively:, Light soy sauce, Mirin, Dashi granules, Hot water, Water