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『いつもの料理をさらに美味しく』自家製だし醤油レシピ3品

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Soy Sauce

Cultural Context

Originating in China over 2,500 years ago, soy sauce became a staple in Japanese cuisine, where it is celebrated for its umami flavor. Traditionally used as a seasoning and dipping sauce, it is integral to dishes like sushi and sashimi. Today, soy sauce is enjoyed globally, with variations such as tamari and low-sodium options catering to diverse palates.

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1 servings
Servings4
300g thick fried tofu (厚揚げ)
1 pack shimeji mushrooms (しめじ)
1 tablespoon salad oil (サラダ油)
2 tablespoons dashi soy sauce (だし醤油)
as needed bonito flakes (かつお節)
1/4 onion (玉ねぎ)
1/4 carrot (にんじん)
2 tablespoons dashi soy sauce (だし醤油)
2 tablespoons vinegar (お酢)
1 tablespoon salad oil (サラダ油)
300g bonito (カツオ)
10 leaves perilla (大葉)
as needed green onion (ねぎ)
as needed dashi soy sauce (だし醤油)
1

Cut thick fried tofu into bite-sized pieces.

2

Remove the base from shimeji mushrooms and separate into small clusters.

3

Heat salad oil in a frying pan over medium heat and crisp the surface of the thick fried tofu.

4

Add shimeji mushrooms and stir-fry briefly until they are shiny.

5

Add dashi soy sauce and mix quickly, then turn off the heat and sprinkle bonito flakes on top to finish.

6

Grate the onion and carrot.

7

Mix the grated vegetables with dashi soy sauce, vinegar, and salad oil, then cover and microwave at 600W for 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

8

Mix the contents again, cover, and microwave for another 30 seconds at 600W.

9

Allow to cool before serving.

10

Slice the bonito into sashimi pieces.

11

Shred the perilla leaves and finely chop the green onion.

12

Place the bonito on a plate, top with perilla and green onion, and drizzle with dashi soy sauce to serve.

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Dietary

vegetarian

Allergens

soywheat

Also Known As

ShoyuTamari
Local Name: 醤油

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