Ingredients

How to make it

  • Drain beans and place in a pan with the bay leaves and water.
  • Heat over amedium heat for about 40 minutes, until almost tender, adding more water if necessary.
  • Add the squash, carrot, thyme and savory, if using. Continue to simmer for another 20 minutes until all is tnder, stirring occasionally. The stew should have a slightly dry consistency.
  • Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the miso.
  • Serve at once.

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  • phoen 16 years ago
    Hijiki is a variety of seaweed. Which I think largely comes from the waters around Japan or nearby. Other seaweeds you may be familiar with: nori aka laver (the stuff wrapped around sushi) which I think is harvested from the waters of quite a few countries. And dulse which I think has been harvested of Maine Coast in USA. I'm not sure what part of America that is because I'm in Australia and unfortunately I haven't tried hijiki due to some restriction on importation here. (So I'll just have to wait till I go to Japan!!) The best places to find seaweeds though are Asian or Japanese grocery stores, health food/organic type stores.
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  • lollya 16 years ago
    can i ask what hijiki is? this recipe sounds soooo nummy. but i have no clue?!?
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