Today’s miso soup features Shabu Shabu pork and leafy green lettuce. Shabu Shabu pork is paper-thin pork loin (or even pork belly), cooked by swishing it in the miso soup. Because the pork is very thin, it cooks through quickly. Rich umami flavor from the pork enriches the soup, giving it a wonderful taste. Lettuce adds a nice crunchy texture to the dish, so try not to cook it too long. Although this is another super easy miso soup, you still get a hearty and delicious result that pairs well with any meal or stands strong on its own with steamed rice. Hope you give it a try!
Miso Soup with Shabu Shabu Pork
Miso soup with thinly sliced shabu shabu pork and leafy green lettuce
Equipment
- 1 Yukihira pot or any medium pot
Ingredients
- 6 leaves leafy green lettuce
- 7 oz very thinly sliced pork
- 4 cups Dashi
- 4 Tbsp miso paste
Instructions
- Tear lettuce leaves apart into smaller pieces. Cut sliced pork in half.
- Make dashi with a dashi packet. Dissolve the miso paste in the dashi. Add lettuce, and swish the pork one slice at a time in the soup. When the meat is cooked through, remove from heat. Serve immediately.
