Sendai’s ozoni is known for using whole grilled goby (haze), but you can also create a Sendai-style version with ingredients like freeze-dried tofu, bamboo-leaf-shaped fish cakes (sasa kamaboko), salmon roe, and seri (Japanese parsley). The rich flavor of a combined Kayanoya Original Dashi Stock Powder and Kayanoya Original Mushroom Stock Powder pairs perfectly with this version.
Sendai’s ozoni is known for using whole grilled goby (haze), but you can also create a Sendai-style version with ingredients like freeze-dried tofu, bamboo-leaf-shaped fish cakes (sasa kamaboko), salmon roe, and seri (Japanese parsley). The rich flavor of a combined Kayanoya Original Dashi Stock Powder and Kayanoya Original Mushroom Stock Powder pairs perfectly with this version.
Cook
30 min
Portions
2 Servings
Season
Winter
Cuisine
Japanese
Category
Soup
Difficulty
Medium
Sendai-Style Ozoni
Cut the daikon and carrot into thin strips, and slice the bamboo leaf-shaped kamaboko into bite-sized pieces. Rehydrate the freeze-dried tofu in hot water, then cut it into thin strips.
Bring [A] to a boil, then simmer for 2–3 minutes. Remove the dashi packets and add [B].
Add the ingredients from step 1 to the broth in step 2. Once the vegetables are tender, serve in bowls with toasted mochi, topping with samon roe and seri cut into about 1 inch pieces.