Tochigi
Earthy soup with seasonal vegetables
Suiton
Suiton is a kind of wheat flour dumpling dish which used to be served as a daily meal when rice was scarce. It is also known as Hatto-jiru, Dango-jiru or Tocchanagimochi in some regions. Depending on the season, rice flour may be used to make the dumplings instead of wheat flour.
for 4 persons
- potato80g
- carrot30g
- shiitake mushrooms2
- gobo burdock80g
- sliced pork80g
- miso paste50g
- broth5 cups
- Seasonal greens, as neededlittle
[ Suiton dumplings ]
- wheat flour200g
- egg1
- water150ml
- salt2g
- 1.
- Cut potato into chunks and soak them in water. Cut gobo into thin slices and soak them in water.
- 2.
- Cut carrot into quarter-rounds, and slice shiitake mushrooms.
- 3.
- Cut pork into bite-size pieces.
- 4.
- Bring broth to boil, add 1-3, and simmer while skimming off the scum.
- 5.
- To make dumplings, beat the egg, add water and salt and mix well, before adding wheat flour.
- 6.
- Season the soup with miso, scoop the dumpling dough with a spoon, and drop it into the soup. Simmer until the dumplings float to the surface.
- 7.
- Serve the soup in a bowl, and garnish it with chopped greens.
*The above ingredients are an example. Use fresh seasonal vegetables.
Information provided by : Tochigi Prefecture Agricultural Advisory Board
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Saga
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Osaka
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Okinawa
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Kagoshima
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Saitama
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Saitama
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Iwate
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