Difficulty: Easy
Serves: 4
Preparation Time: 30 mins
Cooking Time: 15 mins
Ingredients
400g wagyu beef (alternative meat 400-450g sirloin beef) 5-10g beef fat or 2-3 tbsp cooking oil 3 spring onions, cut into thin diagonals 1-2 blocks firm tofu, cut into approximately 2 cm blocks 1/2 (500-600g) won bok (Chinese cabbage) 1 packet Konnyaku noodle (optional) 160g fresh shiitake mushrooms 100g enoki mushrooms 80g snow or sugar snap peas 1-2 small carrots Sauce: 150ml Japanese soy sauce 150ml mirin 150ml water 50g white sugar 4 eggs to serve Steamed rice to serve |
Method
1. Thoroughly mix the sauce ingredients in a jug or bowl and set aside.
2. Heat a large frying pan on high and add the beef fat or oil.
3. Once the beef fat has melted, add spring onion and fry for a couple of minutes. Move the onions to one side and add a few slices of beef – this will release all the beef flavour into the oil.
4. Once the meat is half-cooked, pour all the sauce mixture into the pan.
5. Place the vegetables, meat, and tofu in the pan and cover with a lid. Cook for 8-10 minutes on medium-high heat or until the vegetables are soft.
6. To serve, whisk 1 egg per serving in a side bowl each. Dip cooked meat and vegetables in the raw egg and enjoy with steamed rice.
7. If you prefer not to have it with raw egg, add a cup of water to the frying pan (to reduce the saltiness of the sauce).
Credit: Sachie Nomura
© SK2 Productions Ltd and Sachie Nomura
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