Quick and Nourishing Japanese Soup
One of the disadvantages of being an ex-pat is that one’s comfort foods aren’t readily available. Ten years ago when I first came to Slovakia (has it been that long??) there wasn’t much in the way of Asian groceries. Now there are a number of Asian (mostly Korean) food stores in Bratislava.
I rarely get down to Bratislava, but we keep supplied with soy sauce, nori, and a few other tidbits.
Even just some soy sauce or tamari is enough to make this delicious soup. It’s even got bone goodness in it, without simmering bones forever. And the best part of the soup, besides the taste? It’s ready to eat by the time the water boils.
Get the recipe and all it’s secrets over at Red and Honey, where I have a guest post.
Carolyn
Sep 28, 2014 @ 22:02:20
Hi,
This soup sounds great. I love sardines & there aren’t that many recipes using them.
Thanks.
Naomi
Sep 29, 2014 @ 00:41:47
You’re welcome. Sardines have a bad rep, unfortunately. I’ve seen a recipe for sardine pate around.