Fuwafuwa tamago no osuimono, ebi to shantoreru iri / clear soup with fluffy eggs, prawns and chanterelle mushrooms
This dish tastes like chawanmushi savory custard but is much soupier. Prawns and mushrooms add variety to the flavor and texture.
<Ingredients>
300 cc dashi
1 egg
2 1/2 tsp usukuchi soy sauce
4 prawns
Small handful chanterelle mushrooms
2 tsp sake
Potato starch (to clean prawns; not in photo)
2 stems mitsuba
<Directions>
1.
Clean prawns with potato starch, and rinse.
2.
Sogigiri slice prawns at a slant.
Cut and tear mushrooms into small pieces.
Chop mitsuba.
3.
Place mushrooms in a microwaveable bowl, pour over sake, cover with plastic wrap, and microwave for 40-50 seconds.
Add prawns, and microwave for another 40-50 seconds, until prawns become pink.
4.
In a medium mixing bowl, put dashi and usukuchi soy sauce.
Beat egg, and add.
Cover with plastic wrap, and microwave for 2 minutes.
Add mushrooms and prawns, cover, and microwave for another minute, until soup becomes clear.
5.
Serve in individual bowls; top with mistuba.
<Notes>
(Last updated: January 29, 2015)
<Ingredients>
300 cc dashi
1 egg
2 1/2 tsp usukuchi soy sauce
4 prawns
Small handful chanterelle mushrooms
2 tsp sake
Potato starch (to clean prawns; not in photo)
2 stems mitsuba
<Directions>
1.
Clean prawns with potato starch, and rinse.
2.
Sogigiri slice prawns at a slant.
Cut and tear mushrooms into small pieces.
Chop mitsuba.
3.
Place mushrooms in a microwaveable bowl, pour over sake, cover with plastic wrap, and microwave for 40-50 seconds.
Add prawns, and microwave for another 40-50 seconds, until prawns become pink.
4.
In a medium mixing bowl, put dashi and usukuchi soy sauce.
Beat egg, and add.
Cover with plastic wrap, and microwave for 2 minutes.
Add mushrooms and prawns, cover, and microwave for another minute, until soup becomes clear.
5.
Serve in individual bowls; top with mistuba.
<Notes>
- The above cooking time is when using cold dashi. When dashi is warm, egg mixture solidifies much more quickly.
- Because of prawns' salt content, no salt is added to this recipe. If prawns are not used, you might want to add a pinch salt.
- If mitsuba is not available, chives, green onions, mizuna, daikon or kabu leaves and other leafy greens work fine.
- "Fuwafuwa" means fluffy, soft, light and spongy. For the above, it describes how egg is in the soup.
(Last updated: January 29, 2015)
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