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Bonnie Chung, miso expert and founder of Miso Tasty shares her top tips for getting the most out of cooking with miso. At Miso Tasty we recommend always taking out some of the sauce that you are adding the miso to in a small bowl, and mix the miso in to create a smooth thin paste before pouring it back into the dish to melt into your other tasty flavours. If you make lots of homemade miso soup (not using a packet) then you might want to invest in one of these. Creamy sweet with a tangy umami coming through with the red miso paste, it's perfect with a cup of bitter green tea. So if you want to try another version of your favorite miso, or if you're allergic to soy and need a different base, such as lima bean, these specialty outlets are the best place to look.
Top Tip - for cookies, reduce to 1 teaspoon for your batch, as miso maintains a soft and moist bake, you may wish to have more of a crunch and crispness to your cookies! Drop the miso into a ladle and lower it to the surface of the broth, allow some of the hot liquid into the ladle. To read the full article and learn more about this versatile ingredient, follow the link to Epicurious.Miso is not just for savoury food, the salty-sweet interplay of flavours is similar to the profile of salted caramel.
Beyond this, the miso won’t spoil but the flavour and colours do change, and they become less aromatic.With only 37 calories in a cup, packed full of umami flavour and containing 8% protein, Miso Tasty is your fast day secret weapon.