Sumashi-jiru: Japanese transparent soup with umami filling.
Sumashi-jiru, also known as o-sumashi or transparent soup, is a traditional Japanese soup, which is characterized by a transparent and light broth. Like the famous miso soup, sumashi-jiru is often served as a side dish in Japanese cuisine and is usually included in various types of dishes, including kaiseki (traditional multi-course dishes) and homemade dinners. It is often served at the beginning of a meal to stimulate appetite, or as a cleanser between dishes in a more formal setting.
Sumashi-jiru: Japanese transparent soup with umami filling.
Sumashi-jiru, also known as o-sumashi or transparent soup, is a traditional Japanese soup, which is characterized by a transparent and light broth. Like the famous miso soup, sumashi-jiru is often served as a side dish in Japanese cuisine and is usually included in various types of dishes, including kaiseki (traditional multi-course dishes) and homemade dinners. It is often served at the beginning of a meal to stimulate appetite, or as a cleanser between dishes in a more formal setting.
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