In a pot, soak the mushrooms with 2 cups of hot water. Bring to a rolling boil and boil till the mushrooms are soft.
In another pot at medium heat, saute 1/2 of the finely chopped onions in red palm oil along with the miso.
As the onions are sautéeing, blend the roughly chopped onions with the pepper and ginger.
Add the onion, ginger and pepper blend to the oil and stir. Reduce the heat to medium-low so that it does not burn.
As the oil mixture is cooking away, prep the rest of the ingredients.
In a blender, blend all the okra and set it aside.
By this time, the mushrooms should be tender. Pour the mushrooms with the broth into the pot with the onion mixture. Add in your spices (dawa dawa, mushroom +nori powder, curry powder), tofu, better than bouillon veggie base and konjac tripe.
Let everything boil at medium heat uncovered but keep an eye on it. Let it boil till it has reduced and you get a thick sauce that still has some liquid in. You do not want the pot to be dry.
Now in the pot used for the mushrooms, add in your okra, 1 cup of water and the rest of the finely chopped onions. Let this come to a boil for about 10 minutes.
Prep the jute mallow. if using fresh jute leaf, roughly chop the jute leaf and wash it very well to get any dirt or sand out.
Add the jute leaf to the okra and let it boil for about 5 minutes. you really do not want to overcook the jute leaf
While the jute leaf + okra mixture is cooking, taste your oil soup base. make sure it tastes salty to you but not unbearable salty. Added salt affects the draw/slip of the soup so you want to make sure that the soup has enough salt before adding the okra/jute leaf mixture, which will dilute the salt out.
Once both components are combined, let it simmer for another 5-10 minutes at medium-low. Then it is ready