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Let's talk miso

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    I've eaten it in food in restaurants but haven't used it in anything I prepare at home; I don't really cook Japanese cuisine even though I like it a lot.

    I read this article and now I'm thinking I may experiment with it.

    https://www.theguardian.com/food/2026/feb/03/what-miso-to-use-kitchen-aide

    Anybody here a miso expert? Have recipes to share that have miso among the ingredients?

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      Steve Miller
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      I want to try making Japanese food.

      SK, any suggestions for a newbie?

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        Bernard
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        There was a restaurant on St. Marks Place in the East Village that I used to frequent that made a terrific miso salad dressing. Just fabulous.

        The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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          Daniel
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          @bernard As an aside, do you like living in the country better than living in the City or vice versa?

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            @bernard As an aside, do you like living in the country better than living in the City or vice versa?

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            @Daniel I wish I had enough money to afford both!

            If I could truly afford a place in the country and a place in the city--I would most likely spend most of my time in the country. So I think that's the answer.

            It may simply be due to the fact that I was born and grew up in the country. I know people who were born and grew up in the city and I suspect it might be hard for them to imagine living full-time in the country. But everybody is different, so who knows.

            The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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