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Put grated daikon and sliced okra on noodles, put natto, green onions and nori on top. Pour soba sauce (you can buy one at a Japanese market) and serve with Shichimi or Yuzu-kosho pepper. See recipes for Okra and Natto Soba with Grated Daikon (served cold) too.
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The ingredients needed to make Okra and Natto Soba with Grated Daikon (served cold):
- Prepare 2 bundles Soba noodles (read the instructions of noodles and prepare for 2)
- Prepare 3 Okra
- Prepare 2 inches Daikon (peeled and grated)
- Prepare 2 skinny Green Onions
- Make ready 1 to 2 packages Natto
- Make ready Soba sauce
- Take Dried mini shrimp (recommended but not required)
- Take Shredded Nori (recommended but not required)
- Make ready Shichimi or Yuzu-Kosho pepper (red pepper)
Mori soba is a simple dish of cold soba noodles, served with a tsuyu dipping sauce. Mori soba differs from Zaru soba in that there is no garnish of nori. Another cold soba noodle dish, the noodles are typically garnished with an assortment of vegetables, such as okra, natto (fermented soybeans), or daikon radish. The dressing for this okra salad is quite simple.
Instructions to make Okra and Natto Soba with Grated Daikon (served cold):
- Bring water to boil and boil noodles as per the instructions of the noodle package.
- Thinly slice okra. Chop green onions. Peel and grate daikon.
- Mix Natto in a small bowl by itself until it's gooey. This process makes its nutrients active.
- When noodles are cooked, drain and chill in ice-cold water. Drain well. Place noodles in a serving bowl.
- Put grated daikon and sliced okra on noodles, put natto, green onions and nori on top. Pour soba sauce (you can buy one at a Japanese market) and serve with Shichimi or Yuzu-kosho pepper. Mix well before eating.
- Optional: Adding a fresh raw egg is also good and recommended.
It is garnished with dried bonito flakes (katsuo bushi) which add a bit of smokey flavor and a burst of umami. Then the salad is seasoned simply with a drizzle of soy sauce (shoyu) or seasoned soy sauce (dashi shoyu). Japanese ponzu or citrus soy sauce may also be used, although soy sauce works wonderfully for this particular salad. oroshi - grated daikon radish; natto - sticky fermented soybeans; okra - fresh sliced okra; Soba maki - Cold soba wrapped in nori and prepared as makizushi. Soba is also often served as a noodle soup in a bowl of hot tsuyu. The hot tsuyu in this instance is thinner than that used as a dipping sauce for chilled soba.
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