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Toban-yaki (Kobe Beef)
Toban-yaki means to roast on a ceramic plate. Ceramic plates continue to emit heat for a long time after removal from their heat sources, and also have a significant heat radiation effect. Therefore, ceramic plates are perfect for roasting ingredients in an even fashion. Kobe Beef, with its characteristic fine marbled texture, can be roasted on such plates, producing a tender and juicy steak.
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[Ingredients] For two servings
7 oz (200g) Kobe Beef sirloin (in loaf form)
1/16 pumpkin
1/8 onion
1 shiitake mushroom
1/3 pack of maitake mushroom
1/2 potato
For seasoned sake
2 in. (5cm) square sheet of kombu
2 1/2 cup (600cc) sake
5-6 umeboshi (pickled plum)
11 oz (320g) grated Japanese radish
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| [Recipe] |
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Cut pumpkin into wedges. Peel potato and cut into round slices. Microwave them for 30 sec. at 600W. |
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Cut off the lower stem of the shiitake mushroom and make an X-shaped cut at the top. Divide maitake mushrooms into small portions. |
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Cut onion into semicircular slices approximately 3/8 in. (1cm) thick. |
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Slice beef into 3/8 in. (1cm) thick. |
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Prepare seasoned sake. Place kombu, sake and umeboshi in a pan over heat. Boil down until fluid is reduced by one third. Add grated Japanese radish. Add some salt or citrus juice after cooled, in accordance with your taste. |
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Grease ceramic plate with cooking oil. Roast the beef and vegetables prepared from (1) through to (3). Dip into the seasoned sake prepared in (5) before eating. |
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[Topic of "Wa"]
Seasoned sake
Sake seasoned with salt and acid extracted from umeboshi has an exquisite flavor that is somewhat different from pon-zu. You can enjoy the hint of the color and scent of Japanese plums and its refreshing flavor.
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