Hokkaido Style Chicken Miso and Corn Soup is a Hokkaido inspired soup dish made with chicken, miso and corn infused with butter and a bit of cream.
When I was making this, I was tempted to put ramen on it but since I don’t have one this one will remain as a soup. Hokkaido Style Chicken Miso and Corn Soup is a Hokkaido inspired soup dish made with chicken, miso and corn infused with butter and a bit of cream. This is not a real Japanese recipe but it was inspired from the ingredients commonly used in the Hokkaido cuisine.
I remembered I watched one travel show that features this place and their cuisine, apparently Hokkaido is more relaxed compared to the rest of Japan where the rules of customs and traditions can be broken without offending someone, similar to their food hence their ramen style is quite different to others as they try to explore other things rather than stick to the traditional recipe hence you see corn and butter on ramen. Hokkaido also uses a lot of dairy products compared to the rest of Japan hence you see milk and/or cream added in some of their dishes.
I love this soup, the flavours are quite unique, not one of those usual tastes that you encounter on a regular basis. It’s a complex flavoured soup where its sweet because of the corn; savoury from the chicken; creamy from the butter and cream; salty and umami filled from the miso and dashi. Then the textures as well is interesting, chewy chicken bits, soft tofu and crispy corn is what will give your palate that pleasure. Are you convinced? Will you make one of this?
This looks like a very tasty warm me up soup! Love the flavors!
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