Miso Soup
Simple miso soup made by mixing miso paste with hot broth and vegetables. The miso is added to broth rather than cooked to preserve probiotic bacteria.
From How Not to Die
Ingredients
- white miso paste
- dried mushrooms
- arame seaweed
- sun-dried tomatoes
- greens
- sesame seeds
- sriracha
Instructions
- Boil dried mushrooms, a pinch of arame seaweed, a few sun-dried tomatoes, and greens in a pot.
- Ladle off about a quarter cup of hot broth into a large bowl, add the miso, and mash it with a fork until only a thin paste remains.
- Pour the rest of the soup into the bowl and stir to combine it with the miso.
- (Optional: add Sriracha for a little kick, or freshly toasted sesame seeds.)
Active Compounds
Nutrients and bioactive compounds delivered by this recipe's ingredients.
- ProbioticsFrom: Miso
May Support
Health conditions and aging processes this recipe's compounds may influence, based on the source research.
- High blood pressureReduces risk of · via Miso
- Upper Respiratory Tract InfectionProtects against · via Probiotics
- Cognitive declineImproves · via Probiotics
- AgingProtects against · via Probiotics
- Skin AgingProtects against · via Probiotics
- InflammagingProtects against · via Probiotics
- ConstipationProtects against · via Probiotics
- Knee OsteoarthritisImproves · via Probiotics
- ImmunosenescenceProtects against · via Probiotics
- Gut DysbiosisImproves · via Probiotics
- Parkinson's diseaseProtects against · via Probiotics
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