"Miso" is Japanese fermented soybean paste. That may not sound too tempting, but diluted and used as a base for soups or sauces, miso has a rich, warm salty taste quite unlike most of the spices in western cooking. Miso soup is the classic dish for miso, where it is mixed with a fish soup stock and tofu, seaweed or other vegetables and served at pretty much every meal in a Japanese household.
Miso is fermented to begin with, so in that sense it's already not "fresh". In terms of cooking however, if you keep it moist and sealed in your refrigerator miso is good for at least a year. The different colors of miso, (white, red, etc.) come from how long the miso has aged. As miso ages its color darkens and its taste gets stronger, but that doesn't mean it has gone "bad".
It is Miso....
Are you sure you don't mean "mesotherapy"?
no it is not. Miso is a veggi from the miso plant and tofu is soy bean paste made in to cube form. You may think that miso is from tofu because almost all miso soups are made with miso and tofu
You can buy miso paste to make miso soup at WEGMANS.
Some popular dishes that feature miso soy as a key ingredient include miso soup, miso-glazed salmon, miso-marinated tofu, and miso ramen.
Some popular recipes that use soy miso sauce as a key ingredient include miso soup, miso-glazed salmon, miso-marinated tofu, and miso ramen.
In the Miso Soup was created in 1997.
In the Miso Soup has 192 pages.
does all miso come from Japan, or is there a American alternative
Pietro di Miso died in 1174.
Josef Miso was born on 1973-10-18.