Giving your organic engine a tune-up is key to getting on the road to good health. This delicious hot-and-sour combination of immune-supporting mushrooms in a cleansing consommé of detoxifying seasonings is just what the mechanic ordered.

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  • Preparation Time

    15 minutes

  • Cooking Time

    15 minutes

  • Difficulty Rating

    1/p>

  • Health Level

    5

  • Serves

    4

Ingredients

  1. 1½ cups or 4 oz. / 113 g enoki or straw mushrooms*, sliced
  2. 1½ cups or 4 oz. / 113 g maitake mushrooms*, sliced
  3. 1½ cups or 4½ oz. / 113 g oyster mushrooms*, sliced
  4. 1½ cups or 4 oz. / 113 g shiitake mushrooms*, sliced
  5. 2 qt. / L water*
  6. ¼ cup / 60 ml apple cider vinegar
  7. 2 Tbsp. / 34 g miso paste
  8. 1½-inch / 3¾ cm piece fresh ginger root, grated
  9. 2 cloves fresh garlic, sliced
  10. 6 spring green onions/scallions, thinly sliced
  11. ½ tsp. / 1 g black pepper
  12. ½ tsp. / 1⅓ g cayenne or other chili powder or flakes

  13. *If dried mushrooms are used: heat the 2 qt. / L water* in a soup pot, and add approximately ¾-1 oz. / 21-28 g of each type mushroom; when they have been reconstituted/softened, add remaining ingredients and cook as directed below.


Directions

  1. In a soup pot, combine all ingredients, an bring to a gentle boil over medium-high heat. Stir to be sure miso dissolves and is well-incorporated.
  2. Reduce the heat to low, and simmer for 10-15 minutes, until mushrooms are tender.
  3. Serve hot.

Serving size:2 cup / 240 ml

Exchanges per Serving: ½ Carb, ⅓ Protein, 0 Fat


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Comments 8

  1. Hi, gammababa. Sorry for the delay. Miso is fermented soy bean paste, often made with grains, and always quite salty. It looks and acts like soup bullion, and is considered to be one of the factors behind the long high-quality lifespan of the Japanese.

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