Hon Dashi [Which is a bonito stock baseaka: dried fish. Don't let that scare you! Your broth will not be fishy at all - but skip it if you are really wary. Straight up miso broth is also just fine.]
Red miso paste
Salted Butter
Tamari or Soy Sauce
Green onionsthinly sliced
1package Ramen Noodles OR Vermicelli Rice Noodles if you are gluten-free like we are.
Fresh spinach leaves
Thinly sliced carrots
Noricut into strips
Bean sprouts
Spamsliced and pan -ried until golden brown
Fresh Jalapeno and Serrano chilessliced
4-5eggssoft boiled
Instructions
For Soft Boiled Miso Eggs, [can be done day before]:
Bring salted water to a boil. Gently lower eggs into water one at a time with ladle, bring temp down to low and simmer about ten minutes.
Remove from heat, remove shells and set eggs into a miso broth: 2 c water, to 6 tablespoons miso paste, 2 tablespoons Tamari or Soy until ready to serve.
For broth:
Heat 2.5 tsp of HonDashi + 2 quarts of water over medium heat, but do not boil
When Dashi reaches about 100 degrees Fahrenheit, separate 1-2 cups of Dashi into another bowl
Add 6 TBSP of Red or Dark Miso to the reserved Dashi
Whisk until smooth
Add back into pot [MAKE SURE NOT TO BOIL]
Add 1 TBSP of salted butter and green onions
Add dash of Tamari or soy sauce to taste
Let very gently simmer for 10 minutes
Broth is ready. Keep covered on very low heat until ready to serve.
Cook rice noodles according to package directions
To serve:
Layer bowls with noodles, veg, and any other toppings desired. Ladle broth over top and serve.