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Step 1
We're going to make the miso paste into a powder, so that means baking it on low heat for a long time. Set the oven to 180 degrees Fahrenheit and let it warm up.
Step 2
Next, spread the miso paste out onto a baking sheet or parchment and lay it out on a baking tray.
Step 3
Bake it until you can easily take it off from the paper. This is usually after an hour or so.
Step 4
Fold the sheet of miso over and bake it for another hour.
Step 5
After around 2 hours in total, it should be crisp enough for you to grab a food processor or spice grinder and pulverize the pieces into a powder.
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