Miso soup with kale. Kale, ginger, garlic, and soybeans, in the form of miso and tofu, combine to lend flavor and nutrients to a delicate soup. This soup is brimming with soy, an excellent source of protein as well as antioxidants. Kale, a cruciferous vegetable, is high in vitamins A and C, folic acid, calcium, and iron.
Miso soup is one of our favorite soups and we make it all the time.
Home Gluten Free Vegan Miso Soup With Tofu and Kale.
This vegan recipe features the lovely & fresh kale but feel free to use any leafy greens of your choice.
You can cook Miso soup with kale using 5 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Miso soup with kale
- It's 1/2 leaf of Kale.
- You need 2 of eggs.
- It's 500 ml of Water.
- You need 1 of grab of bonito flakes(Katsuo sushi).
- Prepare 1.5 tbs of Miso.
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Miso soup with kale step by step
- Put bonito flakes into a jag or bowl with water.Heat 5 min in microwave. Set aside the bonito flakes, and pour only the soup into the pot. (Can be replaced with instant soup stock if available.).
- Cut Kale into thin slices..
- Heat soup in a pot, and dissolve half the miso into the soup..
- Break egg on the ladle to avoid shell. Add into the soup. Simmer until the yolk hardens to your preference..
- Add kale into the soup. Turn off the heat immediately to prevent kale discoloration..
- Add the rest of miso..
- Bon appetite!.
Braised kale with garlic, chilli & chickpeas. Allowing the miso to boil will make it cloudy and alter its flavour. A brief simmer will do no harm. Cook the pieces of meat for seconds rather than minutes, to keep them supple and rare. Add wide or thin ribbon noodles as you wish, or even cooked rice to make a more substantial bowl of soup.