STEP 1/13
Put 6 cups of water and 7 pieces of kelp in a pot and boil it for 10 minutes
STEP 2/13
Turn on high heat and when it boils, boil for another 5 minutes, remove the kelp and turn off the heat
(Kelp can be used as garnish, so don't throw it away.)
STEP 3/13
Put a bowl of katsuobushi in a pot that turned off the heat
Cover the lid and make the broth for about 10 minutes
STEP 4/13
After 10 minutes, remove all katsuobushi and season with soy sauce 4, tsuyu 3, cooking wine 3, salt 0.5, sugar 0.5, and pepper 0.2~ Adjust the strength and sweetness of the liver to your taste
STEP 5/13
Let the seasoned broth cool and finish with vinegar 1. Use brewed vinegar. If you only have fruit vinegar, skip it
STEP 6/13
Put the finished broth in a container for 1 to 2 people and freeze it in the freezer for 6 to 7 hours to make thin ice float
STEP 7/13
It's a broth that's been 7 hours!! If you poke it with a fork, it breaks into small pieces and becomes an appetizing broth. :D
If you don't have enough time to freeze it, you can add more seasoning and eat it with ice cubes
STEP 8/13
After making the broth, I washed the kelp in cold water and chopped it, and cut the boiled egg, cucumber salad, perilla leaf, and dried seaweed
STEP 9/13
Boil the udon noodles in boiling water for 2 minutes and 30 seconds, rinse the noodles with cold water, cool them down, and drain them
STEP 10/13
Put noodles and garnish on a bowl and pour the broth in to complete the cold udon
STEP 11/13
Garnish can be put on whatever you like depending on the refrigerator's situation, but don't throw away the kelp and make sure to chop it~ I really like the crunchy taste
STEP 12/13
The thick and savory broth is clean and savory, so everyone will like it!
The acidity of the last spoon of vinegar is very harmonious ^^
STEP 13/13
Udon with katsuobushi sauce~ It'll be really good if you squeeze raw wasabi on top, right? You should try it in the hot summer ^^