Can I use white miso instead of red miso?
While you can use white miso, it will result in a milder, sweeter soup. Aka (red) miso offers a deeper, more robust flavor that is characteristic of this particular dish.
Japanese · breakfast
25m
Total time
2
Servings
180
kcal
easy
Difficulty
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While you can use white miso, it will result in a milder, sweeter soup. Aka (red) miso offers a deeper, more robust flavor that is characteristic of this particular dish.
This recipe is already vegan as it uses kombu dashi. If you typically use dashi made with bonito flakes, simply ensure you use a kombu-only dashi or a vegetable broth base.
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