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Jan 13, 2009



Fallen Rib
Taking my first shot at making broth for tonkotsu ramen today. Wish me luck

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Jan 13, 2009



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I got some nukazuke bed mixture from the local Japanese market because it was there and cheap. Any recommendations for a container for a small bed?

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Jan 13, 2009



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Scythe posted:

asking a friend to come by and stir my weird pickle pot

:heysexy:

But yeah I tried it a long time ago (gently caress like nearly a decade ago? When did I get so old) and the daily stirring did not last long but I'm ready to give it another go

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Jan 13, 2009



Fallen Rib
It was almost certainly calling for half regular Japanese soy sauce and half usukuchi

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Jan 13, 2009



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TychoCelchuuu posted:

There are lots of similarities between miso and soy sauce, yes. One traditional way of making soy sauce is to collect the liquid that comes out when you make miso! Like soy sauce, you don't want to eat spoonfuls of it unless you are a salt fiend.

It's me the salt fiend. I can eat shiro miso by the spoonful

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Jan 13, 2009



Fallen Rib
I had a zojirushi for years but it got broken in a move. Switched to a tiger and I wish I would've stayed with zojirushi

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Jan 13, 2009



Fallen Rib
Umeboshi is a wild idea. My wife loves them so I'll have to give it a shot

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Jan 13, 2009



Fallen Rib
That stuff is great for miso soup just drop it in hot water and stir. I haven't had any issues with it going off after a year or two so far

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Jan 13, 2009



Fallen Rib
I buy the dashi miso and just pour some hot water in it v:shobon:v

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