Oden-style kiriboshi-daikon soup🍢

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Have you ever eat Japanese Traditional stew? We call it “Oden”. Oden is needed long hours and big pot to cook. This recipe is easy and compact Oden.

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Do you know kiriboshi daikon?

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In english, dried radish. It has a lot of dietary fibre.
Japanese has used it from long long time ago because it has long-term preservation.
The dried radish has umami taste too.
I strongly recommend to use it for making soup.

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This easy soup recipe has umami flavor because dashi stock and flavor and great taste from fish paste and kiriboshi-daikon (dried radish) .

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I recommended leftover rice cakes as toppings. Japanese eat them New Year’s day.

! Soup Recipe !
Water – 300cc
Dashi stock* -20cc
*I used “Shirodashi which is ready made “.
Japanese Soy sauce – 1/2 teaspoon


Salt – a little – about 1/4 tsp (for adjustment)
*As required. If you need more salty, please add from a little. Can be used without.

! Ingredients !
-About a handful of dried daikon radish
*Simply rinse the whole thing with water and use as is.
-1 chikuwa, sliced into rounds
-About 1/4 sheet of deep-fried tofu
(This time, use frozen pieces, which have been drained of oil and split open while still frozen.

! Toppings !
As many mochi as you like.


Just combine the soup, cut or tear the ingredients and add them, and toast the mochi.
Only scissor cooking.
The kiriboshi-daikon produces a lot of sweet soup stock, so adding salt at the end gives it power the taste  ◎.
Mochi can be put in as it is and the flavor will soak in and taste delicious 

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From Japanese Umami Recipes.

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