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Step 1
Prepare all your ingredients. Don't wash off the kombu, even if there is a white powdery substance on it because this gives it that intense umami flavor.
Step 2
Using kitchen shears, cut the kombu in half, and then for each piece, cut some slits into the kombu until you reach the middle. About 3 slits per piece is enough to release more flavor into the broth.
Step 3
In a medium pot, add the water and the kombu.
Step 4
Heat the water on low to medium heat for approximately 10 minutes until it is almost at a boil.
Step 5
Use a skimmer or spoon to remove any bubbly foam from the top of the dashi.
Step 6
As the mixture starts to boil, remove the kombu pieces and throw them away.
Step 7
Add all the katsuobushi and bring the mixture to a boil.
Step 8
As soon as the dashi boils, turn down the heat and simmer for about 30-40 seconds. Turn off the heat.
Step 9
Using a fine-mesh sieve, strain the dashi into a clean bowl or jar. The dashi stock is ready for use.
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