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Unlike most salads, Cabbage and Shimeji Mushrooms Ohitashi Salad is served in a
lightly flavoured broth made with dashi stock, mirin, and soy sauce. As
mentioned in my post Spinach Ohitashi Salad, there are two kinds of ohitashi –
one with a broth and the other without a broth.



Today’s recipe is the former and Spinach Ohitashi Salad is the latter. In the
case of ohitashi without a broth, you usually pour soy sauce over it to eat. I
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