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Mushroom Soba Noodles

5 minsPrep
15 minsCook
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If you've been to Japan then you would be very familiar with a warming bowl of soba noodles. This is my take on the classic dish, ready in a matter of minutes it's the perfect recipe for the cooler weather.

Ingredients 10

2 serves
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For The Dashi

100 ml kombu concentrate

4 cups water

4 cups dashi

2 tbsp miso paste

3 spring onions, chopped

2 cm ginger, piece, sliced

200 g mixed mushrooms, sliced

2 heads bok choy, sliced

200 g soba noodles

shichimi togarashi seasoning, to serve

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Nutritionper serving
Calories430 kcal
Fat3g
Carbohydrates71g
Protein21g
Fiber7g
Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients in this recipe. It isn't a substitute for a professional nutritionist's advice.

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Method 6

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Step 1

In a large saucepan over heat, add the and to create the dashi. Bring to the boil and let simmer for 10 minutes.

Step 2

In a seperate bowl, mix some into the to make a smooth mixture. Pour into the rest of the dashi on the stove and mix to combine.

Step 3

Add , and to the broth and let cook for 5-10 minutes.

Step 4

In a seperate saucepan, cook the according to the instructions.

Step 5

Add to the broth with and cook for a further minute.

Step 6

Add cooked to your serving bowls and divide the broth amongst the two. Serve with Schichimi Togarashi seasoning.

Elsy O'Hare

Elsy O'Hare's tips

Add tofu or a piece of protein to this dish if you are looking to make it more filling. When searching for the kombu concentrate, head to your local asian supermarket or order online.

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What type of mushrooms work best for this soba noodle recipe?

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Can you make the dashi in advance and store it for later use?

What can I use to substitute the kombu concentrate if I can't find it?

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