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Recipe for Mushroom Soup?

I go to a couple different Japanese restaurants(Shoguns and Mikatas), and both of them serve mushroom soup before the meal. I freaking love this stuff. Its basically just a broth with some chive like thingies and bits of mushroom floating at the top... I cannot find a decent recipe like it online.

So if you have any idea what I am talking about and know how to make it. Ill love you long time.

by xskoad
asked a year ago

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Try making Miso soup, but substitute tofu with mushrooms.

Note that I don't really know the soup of which you speak. However, miso soup is a pretty popular starter since it's cheap and easy. If it's not the soup you seek, it will at least be a delicious failure.

gregorylikescheaps…
a year ago

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I think that is actually a bouillon/onion soup with mushrooms and chives.

This one looks correct:
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/japanese-onion-soup/Detail.aspx

This one is slightly different but also looks tasty:
http://cookingwithcarrie.blogspot.com/2009/06/hibachi-soup.html

thefenst
a year ago

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@thefenst You may be right. It might be an onion soup. After googling images to find stuff that looked similar, I saw a few that looked just like it labeled Mushroom Green onion soup. None of them had recipes though. I will give the links you posted a try. Thanks.

xskoad
a year ago

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It sounds a little like Chinese hot and sour soup: http://wanderingchopsticks.blogspot.com/2007/03/chinese-hot-and-sour-soup.html

Usually has mushrooms, some egg, tofu...I like it, and it's really commonly served in Chinese restaurants. The Japanese stuff is only really served in Japanese restaurants, in my experience.

khellendros1984
9 months ago

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