Miso (1932 bytes)
1: [[de:Miso]] [[ja:味噌]]
5: ...me, more or less sweet. Miso is often eaten as [[miso soup]].
7: ...s to many years. The wide variety of [[Japan]]ese miso is difficult to classify but is commonly done by ...
9: Much like [[yoghurt]], miso contains live bacteria of a highly benefical natu...
11: ...[[dengaku]] (charcoal-grilled miso covered tofu), miso braised vegetables or fish, and so on) have been ...

Miso soup (2880 bytes)
2: ...are eaten with [[chopstick]]s. Different types of miso produce distinctive soups.
4: ...n style miso soup is sometimes made by dissolving miso in a western vegetable stock. The stock might inc...
8: ...n the dashi has cooled a little--thus keeping the miso biologically active.
10: ...panese breakfast, and so most Japanese people eat miso soup at least once a day. The soup has been a fav...
12: If [[pork]] is added to miso soup, it is called [[tonjiru]], meaning "pork sou...

Ben Tarnoff (532 bytes)
3: ...t in the composing and performing of such popular Miso Militia hits as "Eye for an Eye" and "Apathetic"....

Ami shakushi (637 bytes)
5: ...d be the removal of [[foam]] from a [[miso soup|''miso'' soup]] to achieve a more pleasing aesthetics.

Oden (1360 bytes)
7: ... ate them with [[miso]]. Later, instead of using miso, ingredients were cooked in dashi and oden became...

Wakame (290 bytes)
2: ...ed either dried or salted. It is often used in [[miso soup]] and [[salad]].

Dashi (1269 bytes)
3: ... the resultant liquid. Dashi forms the base for [[miso soup]], Japanese noodle broth, and many Japanese ...
7: ...soy sauce|shoyu]], [[mirin]], [[rice vinegar]], [[miso]], and [[sake]].

Hanpen (710 bytes)
1: ...#29255;). It can be eaten as a ingredient in a [[miso soup]], [[oden]], or [[soup]]. It can also be fr...

Value added (3630 bytes)
6: # 1000 Yen of ''miso soup'' is produced by a chef using pots, pans, an...
10: ...fu twice, first by itself and then as part of the miso soup. The soy beans are counted three times, in a...
18: ...s the same as the value of the final product, the miso soup.

List of Railway Stations in Japan/MI (782 bytes)
13: ====Misa - Miso====

Udo (957 bytes)
5: ... be eaten and is sometimes boiled and served in [[miso soup]]. The roots are sometimes used for [[herba...

Makurazaki, Kagoshima (907 bytes)
7: ...t—dried fish flakes—found in Japanese miso soup. About 70 small family businesses year-round...

Ryu Murakami (902 bytes)
3: ...arent Blue]], [[Coin Locker Babies]] and [[In the Miso Soup]].

List of soups (2560 bytes)
54: ==Miso==
55: [[Miso soup]] (Japanese) fish stock soup, with seasonal ...

Gochujang (1128 bytes)
19: ... powdered red peppers. It is like a mixture of [[miso]] and [[chilli]] powder. The paste is traditiona...

Katsuobushi (1243 bytes)
1: ...oth that forms the basis of many soups (such as [[miso soup]]) and sauces (e.g., [[soba no tsukejiru]]) ...

Gyudon (1092 bytes)
4: ...rved with pickled [[ginger]] and a side dish of [[miso soup]]. ''Gyu'' simply means beef, and ''don'' i...

Fusion cuisine (1375 bytes)
12: * Salad with crisp [[nori]] topping, and a [[miso]]-[[cilantro]] vinaigrette dressing

Amazake (1327 bytes)
3: ...ade from Koji (cultured [[rice]]) that includes [[miso]], [[soy sauce]], tamari, and [[sake]].

Shiitake mushroom (1533 bytes)
4: ...]] and [[Japanese cuisine]]. They are served in [[miso]] soup, used as the basis for a kind of [[vegetar...

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