Delicious Okinawan Pork Miso Paste
Delicious Okinawan Pork Miso Paste

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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have delicious okinawan pork miso paste using 5 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Delicious Okinawan Pork Miso Paste:
  1. Make ready 100 grams Miso (Whatever type you like! I recommend using barley miso)
  2. Make ready 100 grams Pork belly (block)
  3. Make ready 50 grams Sugar (any type you like! I recommend dark brown sugar)
  4. Make ready 1 tbsp Sake
  5. Make ready 1/2 tbsp Mirin

Miso paste is fermented soy bean paste and essential in Japanese cooking. Miso paste is one of them. Do you know Japanese miso paste? Yes, people in Okinawa have the longest lives in Japan because they consume so much tofu and bitter melon in their traditional Okinawan cooking!

Instructions to make Delicious Okinawan Pork Miso Paste:
  1. Cut the pork belly into 5 mm dice. If you want to get rid of some of the fat in advance , you can boil the block of meat before dicing it for a little while.
  2. Heat a frying pan and add the cubed pork belly. Start cooking it over medium heat until the color of the meat changes, then stir fry patiently over low heat to make the fat come out. Watch the heat level! After the pork is cooked through, keep stir frying over low or low-medium heat. If no fat is coming out of the meat raise the heat a bit, then lower it again when the fat starts coming out.
  3. The more you stir fry the meat, the more fat will come out. The meat will become quite hard though, so stop when you like. If you think there's too much fat, pat dry with paper towels. However, the fat does adds shine to the miso paste, so if there's too little of it, it won't taste good, so please note that.
  4. When there's enough fat in the pan add the miso and mix well with the meat. Add the sugar, sake and mirin to the pan, and mix and blend with a spatula taking care to not let it burn. Watch the heat level! Work patiently over low heat.
  5. The flavor changes depending on the type of miso and sugar you use. I used a blend of barley miso and rice miso, and dark brown sugar. Barley miso is rather sweet, so I recommend it if you like a sweet flavor. If you prefer salty miso, you may want to add more sugar.
  6. The paste will gradually become drier as the moisture evaporates. Keep stir frying and blending the paste until it's the consistency you like. It will harden a bit when cooled, so you can stop when it's still rather loose! If excess fat leeches out of the paste, you can remove it with paper towels.
  7. When the paste has cooled, put it into storage jars that have been sterilized in boiling water, and store in the refrigerator. It will keep for quite a long time. When it's chilled the fat may congeal and turn white, but don't worry about it. This recipe makes about 1 small jam jar full.
  8. When it's become cold and hardens in the refrigerator, take out what you need and microwave for 10 to 15 seconds to soften it. It will become just as shiny and soft as if it were freshly made.
  9. I tried making it with 100% barley miso. It was less salty than using blended miso, and I preferred it this way. So sweet-salty and delicious!
  10. On top of hot rice! I'll eat too much rice!

Miso Paste is a paste made from fermented soy beans used to season soup, sauce and other dishes. It is quite salty but flavorful, and a staple seasoning in Japanese cooking. White miso (left in the picture) has a sweeter and milder flavor, while red miso has a saltier and mature taste. Miso paste can also be used to make tangy salad dressings and savoury marinades. We've got a delicious range of Red miso has the strongest flavour of the three main varieties of miso paste because it's made with a It's perfect for dipping pork and veggies in shabu shabu hot pot, drizzling.

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