My first visit to Japan this year has inspired me deeply to try my hands at Japanese food. It’s fairly simple if you have the right Japanese sauces. I am sharing all my ‘experiments’ that have passed my home critics. Hope this gives you ideas and enjoyment in your home cooking journey! I highly recommend watching NetFlix – Tokyo Midnight Diner, hope you will be inspired to cook too!
This one pot meal is simple and delicious, can be eaten any time of the day. I don’t mind making extra and just snacking on the meat during the day. As for the Japanese omelette in the picture, well that’s for another day.
INGREDIENTS
1 clove / Garlic
1 clove/ Shallot
1 whole /Onion OR White Shimeiji Mushroom
500g/Pork Collar OR Beef (use the Shabu Shabu meat – thinly slices for hotpots)
4 tbsp /Japanese cooking wine or cooking Sake
2 tbsp/ Japanese Soya Sauce
2 tbsp / Olive Oil
2 tbsp / Japanese Mirin
2 Scallion of Spring Onion – chopped up finely, they will be garnish
INSTRUCTIONS
- Heat up the wok or frying pan with oil.
- Fry Garlic and Shallot till lightly brown and fragrant.
- Fry Onion for 2mins then put in the Shabu Shabu pork or Beef.
- Once the meat is semi cooked, put in the Japanese soya sauce, Japanese Mirin, and the Japanese Cooking wine. Mixed well.
- Cover the wok or pan for another 2mins before you off the stove fire to serve.
- Spring Onions to garnish.
Special thanks to Selinna for sharing this recipe!
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Ready to try it tomorrow! Bought all ingredients
woo hoo!