Definition of miso in English:

miso

noun ˈmiːsəʊˈmēsō

mass noun

1Paste made from fermented soya beans and barley or rice malt, used in Japanese cooking.
Example sentencesExamples
- She makes miso from fermented soya beans each spring, treading them first with a pair of wellies and then pounding the pulp into blocks, finally hanging them in the rafters to dry.
- Like a lot of Japanese ingredients, miso is handy to have in the fridge, where it will last for up to a year.
- Miso used to be ground daily at home with a huge pestle and mortar, but nowadays it is sold ready ground.
- Add the miso, ginger, carrot, and heart of palm, and simmer for five minutes.
- Other products like tofu and miso also call for mature, large-seeded specialty soybean varieties.
- When the fermentation of miso is complete the soya beans retain their original shape.
- The color of miso determines how long the product's been aged, as well as its salt content.
- In fact, miso is a great source of complex carbohydrates, protein, essential oils and minerals.
- Miso is known to aid in digestion and strengthen the blood.
- Small skewers of ground chicken in garlic miso or fresh wasabi are presented like jeweled bracelets, and deserve the setting.
- Robins is certainly not the first to marinate chicken in a Thai sauce, or cod in miso.
- The liquid poured off during this production of miso is what is known as soya sauce.
- Miso is quite salty, so use it instead of salt to flavor your food.
- But the grilled pork shoulder was good (it's dunked in sake and miso), and so was the pork belly, which is simmered to a melting, fatty softness and presented in a thick peasant's pot.
- Home-made miso is still ground by hand.
- The very best miso comes from the center of the cask and customarily was presented to the emperor of Japan.
- Organic sauce imports include soy sauce, miso and salad dressings.
- A tiny heap of finely shredded zest will be placed on top of cooked vegetables or fish, or mixed with miso to make a condiment.
- The three main soya bean products - miso, tofu, and shoyu - are the second largest source of protein for the Japanese.
- The filling gained the cheesecake-like consistency from tofu along with ground almonds, soy milk, corn starch, and - believe ir or not - a tiny spoonful of miso.
1. 1.1 A soup thickened with miso paste, often with added tofu or vegetables.
  a bowl of piping hot miso
  Example sentencesExamples
  I bet there are people in California nursing homes eating miso.
  Vegetarian cuisine prepared in Zen monasteries relied heavily on soy products, including miso soup and tofu.
  Dipped in miso, it has a sweet, jellied, curiously dissolving quality, like some exotic form of vegan candy.
  As for what to drink with miso soup, sometimes even winemakers choose beer.
  I had several bottles of hot sake and some miso to accompany our dish of sashimi.
  I love miso, but not while I'm listening to the Today programme.
  The sumashi was a clear-broth seafood soup, and it was satisfying as well, though it didn't quite live up to the miso.
  Her soup arrives, thank God. It's a clear miso with a few scallion tips.
  At a sit down lunch, I get a lovely bowl of miso, a cup of tea, a box of something and a nice little dish in which to mix my wasabi and soy.
  If you're suffering from a nasty hangover, you might want to try miso, which can readily replenish your body with lost vitamins and minerals.
  I had a tasty lunch with Joe at this new Japanese restaurant over by Gramercy Park, sharing a big fresh tuna salad, with a bowl of miso for me.
  See his website for an excellent explanation of how to make a great bowl of miso.
  It is in fact Santiago's hottest Pan Asian restaurant-bar, serving fine cocktails and exquisite selections of sashimi and miso you never thought possible this side of the Chinese Sea.
  The miso soup was some of the best either of us had ever tasted in this city.
  Although the mostly iceberg salad is lame, the miso soup is lovely, smoky, subtle stuff.
  Plain tofu is often eaten in the morning with a touch of ginger, or miso soup with tofu on the side.
  The beans were followed by soup; my friend went for the miso, while I chose the sumashi.
  The atmosphere is casual: complimentary tea and miso are self-serve and the dishes are disposable.
  The best miso is served in tiny amounts and has a complex, nutty, salty flavor.

Origin

Japanese.

Definition of miso in US English:

miso

nounˈmēsō

1Paste made from fermented soybeans and barley or rice malt, used in Japanese cooking.
Example sentencesExamples
- When the fermentation of miso is complete the soya beans retain their original shape.
- The color of miso determines how long the product's been aged, as well as its salt content.
- Like a lot of Japanese ingredients, miso is handy to have in the fridge, where it will last for up to a year.
- The three main soya bean products - miso, tofu, and shoyu - are the second largest source of protein for the Japanese.
- Miso used to be ground daily at home with a huge pestle and mortar, but nowadays it is sold ready ground.
- In fact, miso is a great source of complex carbohydrates, protein, essential oils and minerals.
- The filling gained the cheesecake-like consistency from tofu along with ground almonds, soy milk, corn starch, and - believe ir or not - a tiny spoonful of miso.
- The liquid poured off during this production of miso is what is known as soya sauce.
- But the grilled pork shoulder was good (it's dunked in sake and miso), and so was the pork belly, which is simmered to a melting, fatty softness and presented in a thick peasant's pot.
- Miso is known to aid in digestion and strengthen the blood.
- She makes miso from fermented soya beans each spring, treading them first with a pair of wellies and then pounding the pulp into blocks, finally hanging them in the rafters to dry.
- Home-made miso is still ground by hand.
- Small skewers of ground chicken in garlic miso or fresh wasabi are presented like jeweled bracelets, and deserve the setting.
- Other products like tofu and miso also call for mature, large-seeded specialty soybean varieties.
- Robins is certainly not the first to marinate chicken in a Thai sauce, or cod in miso.
- The very best miso comes from the center of the cask and customarily was presented to the emperor of Japan.
- Miso is quite salty, so use it instead of salt to flavor your food.
- A tiny heap of finely shredded zest will be placed on top of cooked vegetables or fish, or mixed with miso to make a condiment.
- Organic sauce imports include soy sauce, miso and salad dressings.
- Add the miso, ginger, carrot, and heart of palm, and simmer for five minutes.
1. 1.1 A soup thickened with miso paste, often with added tofu or vegetables.
  a bowl of piping hot miso
  Example sentencesExamples
  Plain tofu is often eaten in the morning with a touch of ginger, or miso soup with tofu on the side.
  Vegetarian cuisine prepared in Zen monasteries relied heavily on soy products, including miso soup and tofu.
  The sumashi was a clear-broth seafood soup, and it was satisfying as well, though it didn't quite live up to the miso.
  At a sit down lunch, I get a lovely bowl of miso, a cup of tea, a box of something and a nice little dish in which to mix my wasabi and soy.
  I had a tasty lunch with Joe at this new Japanese restaurant over by Gramercy Park, sharing a big fresh tuna salad, with a bowl of miso for me.
  It is in fact Santiago's hottest Pan Asian restaurant-bar, serving fine cocktails and exquisite selections of sashimi and miso you never thought possible this side of the Chinese Sea.
  The beans were followed by soup; my friend went for the miso, while I chose the sumashi.
  If you're suffering from a nasty hangover, you might want to try miso, which can readily replenish your body with lost vitamins and minerals.
  The atmosphere is casual: complimentary tea and miso are self-serve and the dishes are disposable.
  See his website for an excellent explanation of how to make a great bowl of miso.
  I had several bottles of hot sake and some miso to accompany our dish of sashimi.
  I bet there are people in California nursing homes eating miso.
  Her soup arrives, thank God. It's a clear miso with a few scallion tips.
  The best miso is served in tiny amounts and has a complex, nutty, salty flavor.
  Although the mostly iceberg salad is lame, the miso soup is lovely, smoky, subtle stuff.
  As for what to drink with miso soup, sometimes even winemakers choose beer.
  Dipped in miso, it has a sweet, jellied, curiously dissolving quality, like some exotic form of vegan candy.
  I love miso, but not while I'm listening to the Today programme.
  The miso soup was some of the best either of us had ever tasted in this city.

Origin

Japanese.

单词	miso
释义	Definition of miso in English: miso noun ˈmiːsəʊˈmēsō mass noun 1Paste made from fermented soya beans and barley or rice malt, used in Japanese cooking. Example sentencesExamples She makes miso from fermented soya beans each spring, treading them first with a pair of wellies and then pounding the pulp into blocks, finally hanging them in the rafters to dry. Like a lot of Japanese ingredients, miso is handy to have in the fridge, where it will last for up to a year. Miso used to be ground daily at home with a huge pestle and mortar, but nowadays it is sold ready ground. Add the miso, ginger, carrot, and heart of palm, and simmer for five minutes. Other products like tofu and miso also call for mature, large-seeded specialty soybean varieties. When the fermentation of miso is complete the soya beans retain their original shape. The color of miso determines how long the product's been aged, as well as its salt content. In fact, miso is a great source of complex carbohydrates, protein, essential oils and minerals. Miso is known to aid in digestion and strengthen the blood. Small skewers of ground chicken in garlic miso or fresh wasabi are presented like jeweled bracelets, and deserve the setting. Robins is certainly not the first to marinate chicken in a Thai sauce, or cod in miso. The liquid poured off during this production of miso is what is known as soya sauce. Miso is quite salty, so use it instead of salt to flavor your food. But the grilled pork shoulder was good (it's dunked in sake and miso), and so was the pork belly, which is simmered to a melting, fatty softness and presented in a thick peasant's pot. Home-made miso is still ground by hand. The very best miso comes from the center of the cask and customarily was presented to the emperor of Japan. Organic sauce imports include soy sauce, miso and salad dressings. A tiny heap of finely shredded zest will be placed on top of cooked vegetables or fish, or mixed with miso to make a condiment. The three main soya bean products - miso, tofu, and shoyu - are the second largest source of protein for the Japanese. The filling gained the cheesecake-like consistency from tofu along with ground almonds, soy milk, corn starch, and - believe ir or not - a tiny spoonful of miso. 1.1 A soup thickened with miso paste, often with added tofu or vegetables. a bowl of piping hot miso Example sentencesExamples I bet there are people in California nursing homes eating miso. Vegetarian cuisine prepared in Zen monasteries relied heavily on soy products, including miso soup and tofu. Dipped in miso, it has a sweet, jellied, curiously dissolving quality, like some exotic form of vegan candy. As for what to drink with miso soup, sometimes even winemakers choose beer. I had several bottles of hot sake and some miso to accompany our dish of sashimi. I love miso, but not while I'm listening to the Today programme. The sumashi was a clear-broth seafood soup, and it was satisfying as well, though it didn't quite live up to the miso. Her soup arrives, thank God. It's a clear miso with a few scallion tips. At a sit down lunch, I get a lovely bowl of miso, a cup of tea, a box of something and a nice little dish in which to mix my wasabi and soy. If you're suffering from a nasty hangover, you might want to try miso, which can readily replenish your body with lost vitamins and minerals. I had a tasty lunch with Joe at this new Japanese restaurant over by Gramercy Park, sharing a big fresh tuna salad, with a bowl of miso for me. See his website for an excellent explanation of how to make a great bowl of miso. It is in fact Santiago's hottest Pan Asian restaurant-bar, serving fine cocktails and exquisite selections of sashimi and miso you never thought possible this side of the Chinese Sea. The miso soup was some of the best either of us had ever tasted in this city. Although the mostly iceberg salad is lame, the miso soup is lovely, smoky, subtle stuff. Plain tofu is often eaten in the morning with a touch of ginger, or miso soup with tofu on the side. The beans were followed by soup; my friend went for the miso, while I chose the sumashi. The atmosphere is casual: complimentary tea and miso are self-serve and the dishes are disposable. The best miso is served in tiny amounts and has a complex, nutty, salty flavor. Origin Japanese. Definition of miso in US English: miso nounˈmēsō 1Paste made from fermented soybeans and barley or rice malt, used in Japanese cooking. Example sentencesExamples When the fermentation of miso is complete the soya beans retain their original shape. The color of miso determines how long the product's been aged, as well as its salt content. Like a lot of Japanese ingredients, miso is handy to have in the fridge, where it will last for up to a year. The three main soya bean products - miso, tofu, and shoyu - are the second largest source of protein for the Japanese. Miso used to be ground daily at home with a huge pestle and mortar, but nowadays it is sold ready ground. In fact, miso is a great source of complex carbohydrates, protein, essential oils and minerals. The filling gained the cheesecake-like consistency from tofu along with ground almonds, soy milk, corn starch, and - believe ir or not - a tiny spoonful of miso. The liquid poured off during this production of miso is what is known as soya sauce. But the grilled pork shoulder was good (it's dunked in sake and miso), and so was the pork belly, which is simmered to a melting, fatty softness and presented in a thick peasant's pot. Miso is known to aid in digestion and strengthen the blood. She makes miso from fermented soya beans each spring, treading them first with a pair of wellies and then pounding the pulp into blocks, finally hanging them in the rafters to dry. Home-made miso is still ground by hand. Small skewers of ground chicken in garlic miso or fresh wasabi are presented like jeweled bracelets, and deserve the setting. Other products like tofu and miso also call for mature, large-seeded specialty soybean varieties. Robins is certainly not the first to marinate chicken in a Thai sauce, or cod in miso. The very best miso comes from the center of the cask and customarily was presented to the emperor of Japan. Miso is quite salty, so use it instead of salt to flavor your food. A tiny heap of finely shredded zest will be placed on top of cooked vegetables or fish, or mixed with miso to make a condiment. Organic sauce imports include soy sauce, miso and salad dressings. Add the miso, ginger, carrot, and heart of palm, and simmer for five minutes. 1.1 A soup thickened with miso paste, often with added tofu or vegetables. a bowl of piping hot miso Example sentencesExamples Plain tofu is often eaten in the morning with a touch of ginger, or miso soup with tofu on the side. Vegetarian cuisine prepared in Zen monasteries relied heavily on soy products, including miso soup and tofu. The sumashi was a clear-broth seafood soup, and it was satisfying as well, though it didn't quite live up to the miso. At a sit down lunch, I get a lovely bowl of miso, a cup of tea, a box of something and a nice little dish in which to mix my wasabi and soy. I had a tasty lunch with Joe at this new Japanese restaurant over by Gramercy Park, sharing a big fresh tuna salad, with a bowl of miso for me. It is in fact Santiago's hottest Pan Asian restaurant-bar, serving fine cocktails and exquisite selections of sashimi and miso you never thought possible this side of the Chinese Sea. The beans were followed by soup; my friend went for the miso, while I chose the sumashi. If you're suffering from a nasty hangover, you might want to try miso, which can readily replenish your body with lost vitamins and minerals. The atmosphere is casual: complimentary tea and miso are self-serve and the dishes are disposable. See his website for an excellent explanation of how to make a great bowl of miso. I had several bottles of hot sake and some miso to accompany our dish of sashimi. I bet there are people in California nursing homes eating miso. Her soup arrives, thank God. It's a clear miso with a few scallion tips. The best miso is served in tiny amounts and has a complex, nutty, salty flavor. Although the mostly iceberg salad is lame, the miso soup is lovely, smoky, subtle stuff. As for what to drink with miso soup, sometimes even winemakers choose beer. Dipped in miso, it has a sweet, jellied, curiously dissolving quality, like some exotic form of vegan candy. I love miso, but not while I'm listening to the Today programme. The miso soup was some of the best either of us had ever tasted in this city. Origin Japanese.
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