Aside from seeing beautiful places, one of my favorite things about traveling is the food. Japan has impressed me so much—from its healthy food to its natural beauty and its people. The same thing with Korea. The recipe that I am sharing here today is a ‘fusion’ of my favorite Japanese and Korean soups. Super nutritious you will forget how it looks like. 😀 My kids love it. This is my own tweaked version, so if you dare try this one, thank you :D!
I love Japanese miso soup. It is usually served as a side dish in a Japanese meal. Meanwhile in Korea, miyeokguk is a popular birthday soup that is comprised of seaweed and beef bits quite similar to Japanese miso. In this recipe, both soups are combined into one delectable healthy meal, minus the beef and the dashi (fish stock). The authentic miso soup calls for bonito flakes (fish) and kombu (kelp). With this recipe, I use garlic and mushroom seasoning for the flavor. Of course, you may only use water or whatever stock you have at home. This is a hearty soup that can be enjoyed by vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.
Tada! This recipe can serve up to 4 people, unless you eat 2 bowls of this soup, like me. 😀
Happy eating,
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