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Miso salad

Miso salad

by | Mar 22, 2020 | Weekday Dinners | 0 comments

Miso is the elegant Japanese term for fermented soybean paste. When mixed with sweet and spices and cooked it creates a unique but gentle flavor. It lasts forever in your fridge, so if you buy it once, place it in a jar or container and pull it out when needed. You can make this recipe without the paste and it will still be bold and colorful and delicious!
This dressing makes the salad! Make extra and have in your fridge, if you leave the ginger out it will last months in the fridge, if you keep the ginger in, it will last a week!

Apricot miso glazed chicken

Apricot miso glazed chicken

by | Mar 22, 2020 | Rosh Hashanah Recipes, Sukkot Recipes, Weekday Dinners | 0 comments

Miso is the elegant Japanese term for fermented soybean paste. When mixed with sweet and spices and cooked it creates a unique but gentle flavor. It lasts up to a year in the fridge, so if you buy it once, place it in a jar or container and pull it out when needed. You can make this recipe without the paste and it will still be bold and colorful and delicious! You can make this dish with any cut of chicken (or tofu!), just cook longer or shorter depending on the cut and remember on the bone is always juicier!

Tangerine miso red snapper fish

Tangerine miso red snapper fish

by | Mar 1, 2020 | Weekday Dinners | 0 comments

Miso is the elegant Japanese term for fermented soybean paste. When mixed with sweet and spices and cooked it creates a unique but gentle flavor. It lasts forever in your fridge, so if you buy it once. place it in a jar or container and pull it out when needed. You can make this recipe without the paste and it will still be bold and colorful and delicious! The trick to this dish is using high quality fish!

Miso soup

Miso soup

by | Feb 23, 2020 | Weekday Dinners | 0 comments

Here is an amazing trick for vegetable stock. Save all the scraps of fresh food that you would normally throw out every week (example: sweet potato peels, tops of onions, leaves of celery, stems of herbs and put it in a large pot and boil for 2 hours, salt to taste and there you have it! The more vegetable scraps the better its flavor!) You can do this and freeze it, you can do it with turkey necks and chicken or beef bones to add more flavor but it is the best! Then you can strain it and freeze it or strain it right into this soup!