This miso soup uses specialties of Kumamoto Prefecture: mustard-stuffed lotus root (karashi-renkon) and Okinawan spinach (suizenjina), which becomes slimy when boiled.
Karashi-renkon | 200 g |
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Suizenjina | 1/2 bunch |
Dashi stock | 800 cc |
Miso | 3-1/2 tablespoons |
Mugi (Barley) miso
Nama-zume Koji-tappuri Mutenka Mugi Miso
(Fresh-packed, Additive-free Barley Miso Full of Rice Malt)
The vegetable called suizenjina in Kumamoto is the same vegetable called kinjiso in Ishikawa Prefecture.