Ingredients

  • water
    water2 cups
  • spinach
    spinach1 bunch
  • block of tofu
    block of tofu0.5
  • shitaki mushrooms
    shitaki mushrooms8
  • chives
    chives2 small
  • onion
    onion1
  • thai kitchen rice noodles
    thai kitchen rice noodles0.5 package
  • ginger
    ginger1
  • parsnip
    parsnip1
  • baby carrots
    baby carrots6
  • zucchini
    zucchini1
  • pepper flakes-taste as you go to adjust flavors
    pepper flakes-taste as you go to adjust flavors1 pinch
  • ginger powder-taste as you go to adjust flavors
    ginger powder-taste as you go to adjust flavors1 pinch

Nutrition Facts

Calories114kcal
Protein5g
Carbs21g
Fat2g

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

Instructions

Directions: After the miso has been prepared, start adding the "stuff" to the soup pot.

It can be your preference, but I opted to start with the onions and chives and then added the zucchini, parsnip, carrots, mushrooms and ginger.

Cover the pot and let cook on a low flame for 20-30 minutes, tasting as you go.

Add the tofu and pasta, allowing the pasta to cook for 8-10 minutes.

Taste the soup, adding red pepper and turn off flame when ready.

Place spinach on the bottom of your soup bowl.

You can also place the spinach directly in the pot, but since it wilts so quickly I usually do it this way.

What do you usually add to your Miso Soup? Seriously Soupy Serena.

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