Milk can also be used for Japanese food! "Milk hot pot" recipe --It seems to be addicted to the mellow taste with dashi stock

Milk can also be used for Japanese food! "Milk pot" recipe

A simple milk recipe! Introducing the "milk pot" that has the flavor of dashi stock. The mellow white miso and the richness of the milk go great together.

Material ( For 2 people )
Raw salmon	2 slices
Potatoes	1 piece
Chinese cabbage	2 sheets
Carrots	1/3
mushroom	Appropriate amount
Tofu	1/2 chome
corn	Appropriate amount
It's kelp	1500ml (50.72us fl oz)
milk	200ml (6.76us fl oz)
White miso	60g (2.12oz)

Milk that is often used for Western food such as cream stew as well as drinking as it is. But did you know that it goes well with Japanese food?

The challenge this time was "milk hot pot". I referred to the recipe of delicious milk in the Meiji era.

◆ Materials (for 2 people)

2 pieces of raw salmon 1 piece of potato 1 piece of Chinese cabbage 2 pieces of carrot 1/3 of mushrooms Tofu 1/2 chome corn Appropriate amount kelp soup stock 1500ml (50.72us fl oz)
Milk 200ml (6.76us fl oz)
White miso 60g (2.12oz)

◆ How to make

1. Pass the salmon cut into 3 equal parts in boiling water and rinse gently with cold water.

2. Cut other ingredients to a suitable size.

3. Put kelp soup stock and milk in a pan and melt the white miso.

4. Put the ingredients in a pan and simmer.


5. Complete when the ingredients are cooked.


I imagined a Western-style finish like milk soup, but it has a Japanese taste with the umami of dashi stock. The mellow white miso and the richness of the milk match. It contains salmon, potatoes, corn, etc. and is delicious for both adults and children. If you want an accent, sprinkle with shichimi pepper and the spicy spiciness will tighten the taste.



For the hot pot, we recommend adding rice to the Japanese-style risotto. The rice absorbs the taste of the soup and you can enjoy it until the last bite. From now on, it will become one of the standard hot pots.