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Seafood paella made with dashi soup stock

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Seafood paella made with dashi soup stock

by B2C Yamasan on Jun 02 2025
Seafood paella made with dashi soup stock Ingredients (2~3servings) 2 cup of rice 1 squid Clam: 150g Onion: 1/2 Shimeji mushroom: 100g Canned Tomato: 1(400g) Dashi stock: 1packet Water: 600mL Olive oil: 3tbsp Cooking sake: 2tbsp Sweet sake: 2tbsp Soy sauce: 2tbsp Powderd bell pepper: Small amount Parsley: As you like Instructions:Add the dashi stock to 600ml of water, boil for 2-3 minutes to make the dashi soup, and then let it cool. *Cook for approximately 15 minutes (25 minutes if using induction). Recommended Products Umami Dashi Soup Stock Shop Now Natural Brewed Soy Sauce Shop Now Dry Miso Powder Shop Now See How Others Use Dashi 📸 Instagram Post “My homemade dashi broth turned out amazing! Perfect base for miso soup 🍲 #dashi #japanesecooking” View on Instagram 🎥 TikTok Video Quick tutorial: Making dashi from scratch in 5 minutes! #dashi #quickrecipe Watch on TikTok ▶️ YouTube Recipe Detailed guide on dashi making + versatile uses in Japanese cuisine 🎥 Watch on YouTube
Authentic Japanese Umami Dashi Soup Stock

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Authentic Japanese Umami Dashi Soup Stock

by B2C Yamasan on Mar 26 2025
Dashi Culture and Umami in Japan Dashi is at the heart of Japanese cuisine. Dashi is made by extracting umami flavors from natural ingredients, and has the excellent ability to enhance and harmonize the flavors of other ingredients. It is an indispensable cooking broth in Japanese cuisine! Dashi is not made by simmering ingredients for a long time like bouillon. They use carefully selected ingredients that have been aged over a long period of time, and simply soak them in water or heat them to extract the true essence of their flavor. Yamasan`s DASHI 8 Highly Selected Umami Ingredients 2 Kinds of Dried Bonito Flakes Dried bonito flakes contain inosinic acid, an essential ingredient in Japanese dashi soup stock. We use two types of bonito flakes which are made by boiling and smoking bonito, and HONKAREBUSHI, which is made by aging bonito flakes. Rishiri Kelp The dashi stock made from kelp, which contains glutamic acid, has an elegant aroma and umami flavor. We use Rishiri kelp, the highest grade in Japan, which has a mild aroma and rich umami. Shiitake Mushroom Dried shiitake mushrooms contain guanylic acid. By mixing guanylic acid with glutamic acid from kelp, you can enjoy even more umami flavor. Dried Flying Fish In Japan, it is a high-class food ingredient called AGODASHI. Flying fish has less fat than other fish and can be used to extract a refined broth with a refreshing sweetness and rich flavor. Dried Round Herring Round herrings are low in fat and produce a clean broth without a fishy smell. This makes for a light, low-calorie broth. Japanese Tea (Gyokuro and Hojicha) Two types of tea, Gyokuro and Hojicha, are used as secret ingredients. Theanine, an amino acid contained in tea, has a strong umami flavor, and the aroma of the tea removes any unpleasant odors, creating a mild broth.