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"Musashi" > wrote:
> "decay" > wrote in message = > > > Forgove my ignorance, but what are dashi and shoyu? > > > Dashi is fish broth (bonito), in a powder form. > > Dashi is "stock" and can be made from Katsuo-bushi (dried bonito = > flakes), > Iriko (dried anchovies) or Konbu (kelp). > Takezo-san, I have never heard of dashi being made only with konbu. Is this a regional thing? -- Nick. Christmas Day, the twenty-fifth Day of December, being established a Federal holiday by an Act of Congress on June 28, 1870: Merry Christmas! Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops! You are not forgotten. Thanks. |
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> wrote in message = ... > "Musashi" > wrote: > > "decay" > wrote in message =3D > > > > Forgove my ignorance, but what are dashi and shoyu? > > > > > Dashi is fish broth (bonito), in a powder form. > > > > Dashi is "stock" and can be made from Katsuo-bushi (dried bonito =3D > > flakes), > > Iriko (dried anchovies) or Konbu (kelp). > > > Takezo-san, >=20 > I have never heard of dashi being made only with konbu. Is this a = regional > thing? >=20 No not regional. If we are thinking of common dashi uses such as = Miso-shiru or Suimono, then yes you would never see "Konbu-Only" dashi. But you may see a Konbu-only dashi for other things, such=20 as a mizutaki (hot pot using water?). Musashi |
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"Musashi" > wrote:
> [] > Oh I just remebered another well known use of Konbu-dashi is for = > Yu-Doufu > (Tofu in hot dashi). Wow! I haven't had yu-dofu in over 20 years! Thanks for the reminder. Hiyayako in the summer, yudofu in the winter. Am I remembering right? -- Nick. Christmas Day, the twenty-fifth Day of December, being established a Federal holiday by an Act of Congress on June 28, 1870: Merry Christmas! Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops! You are not forgotten. Thanks. |
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> wrote in message = ... > "Musashi" > wrote: > > [] > > Oh I just remebered another well known use of Konbu-dashi is for =3D > > Yu-Doufu > > (Tofu in hot dashi). >=20 > Wow! I haven't had yu-dofu in over 20 years! Thanks for the reminder. >=20 > Hiyayako in the summer, yudofu in the winter. Am I remembering right? >=20 Yes, that's right. |
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Musashi wrote:
> > wrote in message ... > >>"Musashi" > wrote: >> >>>[] >>>Oh I just remebered another well known use of Konbu-dashi is for = >>>Yu-Doufu >>>(Tofu in hot dashi). >> >>Wow! I haven't had yu-dofu in over 20 years! Thanks for the reminder. >> >>Hiyayako in the summer, yudofu in the winter. Am I remembering right? >> > > > Yes, that's right. > I had some a couple nights ago, during a cold snap here. Yum! |
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