Nabe Yaki Udon Soup
Recipe courtesy Michael Weeks, Dragonfish Asian Cafe, Seattle, Washington
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By yennguyen239
on June 09, 2010
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Great recipe. I love your Udon - white thick and tastful Udon.
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By sfkuma_12054477
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on August 09, 2009
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The recipe calls the fish flakes "dashi". This is very wrong. The correct name for the bonito flakes is katsuobushi. Dashi is the soup stock made from Katsuobushi and Kombu. There are several different grades of Dashi Ichiban,or fisrt stock made without pressing on the katsuobushi and niban, or second dashi made from the leftovers from making ichiban dashi... the katsuobushi are pressed to extract all flavour, making the taste of the stock stronger.
Ichiban Dashi is delicate and used for clear soup preparations. Niban dashi is more commonly used for miso soup and nabemono (simmered things
Ed Sienkiewicz
San Francisco