Recipe for Akebi Miso Itame あけび みそ炒め
Ingredients
1 akebi pod (inner fruit removed)2 tablespoons oil (sesame oil is nice)1-2 teaspoon miso paste (same as for miso soup)1 teaspoon sugar1 teaspoon shoyu (Japanese soy sauce)2 tablespoons of ryorishu (cooking sake or sake)shiso leaf (fresh green shiso leaf) optional
I used at least 2 teaspoons of Kansai-style sweet miso paste which is light in color. Tohoku style miso is red and saltier and you might want to go easy on the amount if you are using that style of miso. Adjust amount based on the kind of miso you are using and of course your taste.
Preparation
If you would like to remove some of the bitterness you can soak the pod halves or slices in warm water for 30 to 60 minutes. Pat dry before sauteing.
Mix all the liquid ingredients together in a bowl, dissolving the miso paste and sugar.
Heat a fry pan and add several tablespoons of oil. Once hot, add sliced akebi pod and saute covered until akebi softens, this should take about 2 minutes.
Pour in liquid ingredients, reduce heat and simmer down until little liquid remains. This should take 1 to 2 minutes. Due to the high sugar content, the mixture will quickly burn – don’t allow that to happen. Once the liquid has been reduced, serve on a plate and garnish with chopped shiso leaf.
Recipe for Akebi Miso Itame あけび みそ炒め
Ingredients
1 akebi pod (inner fruit removed)2 tablespoons oil (sesame oil is nice)1-2 teaspoon miso paste (same as for miso soup)1 teaspoon sugar1 teaspoon shoyu (Japanese soy sauce)2 tablespoons of ryorishu (cooking sake or sake)shiso leaf (fresh green shiso leaf) optional
I used at least 2 teaspoons of Kansai-style sweet miso paste which is light in color. Tohoku style miso is red and saltier and you might want to go easy on the amount if you are using that style of miso. Adjust amount based on the kind of miso you are using and of course your taste.
Preparation
If you would like to remove some of the bitterness you can soak the pod halves or slices in warm water for 30 to 60 minutes. Pat dry before sauteing.
Mix all the liquid ingredients together in a bowl, dissolving the miso paste and sugar.
Heat a fry pan and add several tablespoons of oil. Once hot, add sliced akebi pod and saute covered until akebi softens, this should take about 2 minutes.
Pour in liquid ingredients, reduce heat and simmer down until little liquid remains. This should take 1 to 2 minutes. Due to the high sugar content, the mixture will quickly burn – don’t allow that to happen. Once the liquid has been reduced, serve on a plate and garnish with chopped shiso leaf.
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