Recipe Help - Adding ingredients at multiple stages
So I'm looking at following Ramenlord's Kitakata style ramen recipe linked below. I thought it was interesting that we will be using niboshi for three elements of the bowl; the tare, dashi and aroma oil.
To cut down on steps, I want to add the niboshi to the dashi broth and leave it out of the others, with the assumption that a sufficient amount of niboshi will supply the same flavor when its all combined. On top of that my gut says that it will be harder to control the level of fish taste if its added in three different parts Does that make sense or is there something going on in the background when we prepare each of these parts of the bowl?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ramen/comments/6htapl/next\_up\_on\_my\_tour\_of\_ramen\_styles\_kitakata\_style/
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