I had the sudden urge to cook chicken in miso today
I've no idea how to go about making it as I've never tasted it before
but I figured it should be like cooking chicken soup with miso added towards the end
I've no idea how to go about making it as I've never tasted it before
but I figured it should be like cooking chicken soup with miso added towards the end
and my guess was right!
it was a sweet success :)
Here's how I did it:
wash 1 chicken thigh and cut into smaller pieces
marinate them in 2 grated garlic + 1/2" grated ginger and set aside
heat a medium pot and pour in 1 Tbsp cooking oil
while the oil is heating up toss in 1 cinnamon stick + 1 star anise + 4 cloves and let the aroma of the
spices invade your kitchen
saute 1 diced onion until fragrant and transparent
add in the marinated chicken thigh and stir-fry it for a few minutes before adding in water just
enough to cover/immerse the chicken in it
toss in 1 sliced celery stalk + 3 sliced mushroom + 1 sliced carrot + 1 cut green chilly
cover the pot with lid halfway open and allow all ingredients to boil
add in 1 tsp salt to bring out the ingredients' flavor
simmer gently until the gravy thickens slightly
off the fire and sprinkle with chopped cilantro and scallions
allow the bubbles of the boiling soup to subside
add in 1 small packet of Miso paste into the gravy and mix well
taste for saltiness
serve immediately
taste for saltiness
serve immediately
a word on Miso paste
it must be added last and after the fire is off
this is to allow the enzymes in it to remain active
boiling temperature just kill it all
if extra salt is needed add it in the soup during eating
it must be added last and after the fire is off
this is to allow the enzymes in it to remain active
boiling temperature just kill it all
if extra salt is needed add it in the soup during eating