Miso soup is a traditional Japanese soup made from miso paste, a fermented soybean paste. The soup is often served with sushi and rice dishes, and it's usually the first course at a Japanese ...

Miso soup is a simple combination of dashi (a Japanese soup stock typically made from bonito flakes, kelp, and anchovy) and miso (a fermented paste often made from soybeans). It’s a familiar and ...

My 16-year-old son thinks his American breakfast is not complete without miso soup. He dips his toast in the soup, which is something I have never seen a Japanese do, but he says it’s delicious. My ...

Secrets from a chef who has a lifetime of experience with the dish. By Eric Kim Seiji Ando never had to learn how to make miso soup. In Japan, it was the kind of thing they taught in elementary school ...

I just returned from Japan. Out of the many things I tasted and enjoyed was miso soup. Each meal was accompanied with this delicious dish. Every soup had its own distinctive taste — some richer and ...

Miso soup is a simple combination of dashi (a Japanese soup stock typically made from bonito flakes, kelp, and anchovy) and miso (a fermented paste often made from soybeans). It’s a familiar and ...