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Basic Soup Stock

Dashi

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  • Yields approximately

    1½ quarts

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    • Difficulty

      Medium

Appears in
At Home with Japanese Cooking

By Elizabeth Andoh

Published 1986

  • About

Good stock is crystal clear, without a trace of oil or fat. It is a subtle blend of flavor, smoky yet sweet, with a hint of the salty sea. It is made from konbu (dried cultivated kelp) and katsuo bushi (dried bonito), both of which may appear unappealing to the uninitiated. Konbu is a sturdy sea plant which, when dried, resembles strips of dark, dusty leather. It imparts a mellow sweetness to the stock that no other ingredient could. Katsuo bushi looks like sawdu

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