Suitable for VF7700 and VM7900 models with rice cooker functions.
Asian flavors are so unique and delicious, and at times I can be intimidated because I didn’t grow up with Asian food, so how could I make it properly?
I’ve been using miso for a long time. I have always loved miso soup at my favorite sushi restaurant, so when I saw a container of miso in an Asian store I had to make it myself! Often I’ll add a spoonful to a soup or noodle dish I am making, just to add a punch of salty umami flavor and nutrition. Miso is a fermented soy product, so try to get organic, but it’s a great healthy addition to soupy dishes.
I also love fish and usually make it at least once a week. Since fish pairs really well with rice I often steam it over rice in VitaClay because it is so easy and clean up is so quick and simple.
Try this fresh take on salmon tonight!
Ingredients for Miso Glazed Salmon Filets over Rice in VitaClay:
Rice:
Salmon:
Directions for Miso Glazed Salmon Filets over Rice in VitaClay:
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