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基本の出汁の取り方 一番出汁 二番出汁 / 料理のレシピ

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Dashi

Cultural Context

Dashi is a fundamental broth in Japanese cuisine, originating from the Edo period. It serves as the base for many dishes, including miso soup and noodle soups, highlighting the umami flavor that defines Japanese cooking. Today, dashi is widely used in various forms, from instant powders to homemade versions, and is celebrated for its simplicity and depth of flavor.

JapaneseJPother
30 min
easy
4 servings
Servings4
1L water
15g kombu (dried kelp)
30g katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes)
500ml water (for second dashi)
remaining kombu and katsuobushi from first dashi
1

For the first dashi, combine 1L of water with 15g of kombu and 30g of katsuobushi in a pot.

2

Heat the mixture gently until just before boiling, then remove from heat and let steep for a few minutes.

3

Strain the liquid using a strainer or cloth to obtain the first dashi.

4

For the second dashi, take the remaining kombu and katsuobushi from the first dashi and add 500ml of water.

5

Simmer the mixture on low heat to extract the remaining flavors, then strain again.

Equipment Needed

strainercheesecloth

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Allergens

fish

Also Known As

Dashi
Local Name: 出汁

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