A NEW WAY TO ENJOY PASTA
Dashi-Infused Pasta
Experience a revolutionary approach to pasta with Dashi-Infused Pasta, where traditional pasta cooking is elevated by using broth instead of water. This unique method brings out the rich umami of kelp broth, complemented by the savory depth of naturally brewed soy sauce. The delicate harmony of premium Makonbu and Rishiri kombu kelp offers an exquisite flavor that’s truly unforgettable. Add your favorite ingredients and finish with the included soft and melting roasted seaweed for a dish that’s both comforting and sophisticated.
How to Cook "Umami Dashi and Sauce for Pasta" in One Pot
* Please prepare pasta and your choice of ingredients.
Ingredients (1 Serving)
This product contains two servings, but please use only one serving at a time.
- 2 x Roasted Seaweed
- 2 x Special Sauce
- 2 x Kelp Stock Powder
- 3.53 oz of spaghetti
- 2 cups of water
- Preferred amount of your favorite mushroom
Directions
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.
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.
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.
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.