Dashi 1 Recipe by Ryan Goodwin
 Ryan Goodwin @cook_3814251 San Francisco, California Dashi is foundational to Japanese cooking. There are numerous variations, but the standard is made by steeping kelp and the fine shavings of a specially processed loin of skipjack tuna. It's common to make dashi in 2 parts. The first, known as ichiban dashi, uses fresh ingredients, and yields a cleaner, more delicate broth. The second dashi is made by re-steeping the ingredients from the first, and adding some fresh katsuobushi. The measurements aren't extremely important, as flavor can vary depending on the specific product used. The point here is to balance the 2 flavoring elements against each other. Dashi is foundational to Japanese cooking. There are numerous variations, but the standard is made by steeping kelp and the fine shavings of a specially processed loin of skipjack tuna. It's common to make dashi in 2 parts. The first, known as ichiban dashi, uses fresh ingredients, and yields a cleaner, more delicate broth. The second dashi is made by re-steeping the ingredients from the first, and adding some fresh katsuobushi. The measurements aren't extremely important, as flavor can vary depending on the specific product used. The point here is to balance the 2 flavoring elements against each other. Dashi 1 Share its first Cooksnap! Dashi is foundational to Japanese cooking. There are numerous variations, but the standard is made by steeping kelp and the fine shavings of a specially processed loin of skipjack tuna. It's common to make dashi in 2 parts. The first, known as ichiban dashi, uses fresh ingredients, and yields a cleaner, more delicate broth. The second dashi is made by re-steeping the ingredients from the first, and adding some fresh katsuobushi. The measurements aren't extremely important, as flavor can vary depending on the specific product used. The point here is to balance the 2 flavoring elements against each other. Dashi is foundational to Japanese cooking. There are numerous variations, but the standard is made by steeping kelp and the fine shavings of a specially processed loin of skipjack tuna. It's common to make dashi in 2 parts. The first, known as ichiban dashi, uses fresh ingredients, and yields a cleaner, more delicate broth. The second dashi is made by re-steeping the ingredients from the first, and adding some fresh katsuobushi. The measurements aren't extremely important, as flavor can vary depending on the specific product used. The point here is to balance the 2 flavoring elements against each other. Ingredients 30 mins 4 servings 20 grams Kombu 30 grams Katsuo Bushi 1000 ml Water 20 grams Kombu 30 grams Katsuo Bushi 1000 ml Water Cooking Instructions 30 mins 1 Combine water and kombu in a pot. Place over low heat for 20 minutes. 2 Remove kombu, setting aside for dashi 2. 3 Add katsuobushi. Do not stir. Remove from heat and let sit for 10 minutes. 4 1 Combine water and kombu in a pot. Place over low heat for 20 minutes. 1 Combine water and kombu in a pot. Place over low heat for 20 minutes. 2 Remove kombu, setting aside for dashi 2. 2 Remove kombu, setting aside for dashi 2. 3 Add katsuobushi. Do not stir. Remove from heat and let sit for 10 minutes. 3 Add katsuobushi. Do not stir. Remove from heat and let sit for 10 minutes. 4 4 Linked Recipes Share its first Cooksnap! Cooksnaps Did you make this recipe? Share a picture of your creation! Copied! on September 04, 2014 06:05 San Francisco, California Comments Similar Recipes Dashi 2 Dashi 2 Dashi 2 is less delicate in flavor than dashi 1. Makes a great base for stews, or you can use it to add flavor to any dish that doesn't require the subtlety of first dashi. Ryan Goodwin Simple Japanese Dashi Stock Simple Japanese Dashi Stock Dashi is base of many Japanese food. But it sounds really difficult to make, and even people in Japan are feeling it is not something they can make at home. 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