Umami Dashi and Sauce for Pasta offers a new proposal for "cooking pasta with broth," a concept that has never been seen before.
The special sauce combines kelp broth with naturally brewed soy sauce. The delicate flavor of high-quality Makonbu and Rishiri kombu kelp is simply exquisite. Add your favorite mushrooms as toppings and garnish with the included soft and melting roasted seaweed.
*2 complete servings per package. Serving size is 1 bowl (36 g)
Note: Noodles not included.
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How to cook "Umami Dashi and Sauce for Pasta" in one pot
* Please prepare pasta and your choice of ingredients.
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Included:
A. Kelp Dashi
B. Special Sauce
C. Topping (Roasted Seaweed)
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1. Tear the dashi packet
In a pot, mix the dashi and 2 cups of water, and heat.
*Recommend using a deep pot about 8 inches in diameter.
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2. Boil the pasta in the pot
When the water comes to a boil, add pasta. Once all the pasta is completely soaked, boil it for the amount of time indicated on the pasta package.
Point: Boil the pasta over low to medium heat until it comes to a simmer, stirring occasionally.
* Please adjust the firmness of the noodles to your preference.
* Add ingredients such as meat, seafood, mushrooms, vegetables, etc. in 2. Raw vegetables and other ingredients should be added at the end of cooking.
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3. Add the special sauce
Add the special sauce to finish and heat until it comes to a boil again, stirring constantly.
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4. Add the topping
Serve the pasta in a deep bowl, add seaweed on top.
Caution: Avoid burning the boiling water when cooking.
3 Secrets of Umami Dashi Pasta
A new way of pasta cooked in broth, where both the soup and the noodles absorb the broth. It can be made in just one pot.
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When cooked with dashi, the pasta absorbs the savory broth, resulting in a dish with lingering umami flavor until the last bite.
Recommended:
1.6mm Dried Spaghetti:
For this dish, 1.6mm dried spaghetti is recommended. The entire dish is made in one pot, utilizing the pasta-cooking broth as the soup base, allowing the noodles to fully absorb the dashi flavor.
Fusilli:
Fusilli is also an excellent choice. Its spiral shape helps to hold the soup well, ensuring each bite is full of flavor.
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The rich, deep flavor of the dashi comes through the soup, delivering a condensed umami taste as if it had been simmered for hours.
The final amount of soup?
The initial amount of water is 2 cups. Ideally, when serving the soup on a plate, it should be enough that you can scoop it up with a spoon. To prevent too much evaporation, please adjust the cooking time and heat as accurately as possible.
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Cooking the ingredients with the noodles allows the broth to absorb, making it twice as delicious.
Which Ingredients and When to Add Them?
The timing for adding ingredients can vary:
1) Sauté Before Boiling: Sauté the ingredients before cooking the noodles.
2) Cook with Noodles: Add them in with the noodles.
3) Add at the End: Add them as a garnish at the end.
Usually, it depends on the type of ingredients, so follow the same method as you would with regular pasta.