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Prep 3 min·Cook 8 min
Bring the water and dashi powder to a simmer in a pot (or heat home-made dashi).
600 ml Water1 tsp Instant dashi powderoptional: 600 ml Dashi (Kombu and Bonito Stock)
Season with the soy, mirin and salt, then taste.
1 tsp Japanese soy sauce1 tsp Mirin½ tsp Salt
Stir the starch mixture, pour it in while stirring and simmer for 1 minute until the soup is very slightly thickened.
2 tsp Potato starch, mixed with 1 tbsp water
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
The light thickening is what keeps the egg in soft, floating ribbons instead of sinking in clumps.Beat the eggs well. With the soup at a steady simmer, pour the egg in a thin stream in a circle, ideally over the back of a spoon or along a pair of chopsticks.
2 Eggs
Wait about 10 seconds, stir gently once and turn off the heat. Add a few drops of ginger juice, ladle into bowls and top with spring onion.
5 g Fresh ginger, grated, for its juice1 stalk Spring onion, finely sliced
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Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
Best eaten straight away.
A clear dashi broth, lightly thickened so the egg floats in soft, fluffy ribbons. Gentle and comforting, it is ready in 10 minutes and goes with any Japanese meal.
Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
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