Easiest Way to Spring Eating on a Dime Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef

Easiest Way to Spring Eating on a Dime Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef. Thinly sliced beef cooked with vegetables in a sweet soy flavoured sauce is known as 'Sukiyaki'. This dish is almost the extract of my favourite bits from 'Sukiyaki'. Beef, Ito-Konnyaku (or Shirataki) and Onion are cooked in a sweet soy flavoured sauce with fresh ginger is delicious with freshly cooked rice.
This dish is almost the extract of my favourite bits from 'Sukiyaki'.
Beef, Ito-Konnyaku (or Shirataki) and Onion.
Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef.
You can cook Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef
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Prepare 400-500 g of Beef.
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It’s 1 of Onion *thinly sliced.
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It’s 2 packets of (*about360g) Itokonnyaku/Shirataki.
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You need 1 of thumb-size piece Fresh Ginger *thinly sliced to strips.
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You need 1 tablespoon of Oil.
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Prepare 2-3 tablespoons of Mirin.
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Prepare 2 tablespoons of Sugar.
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It’s 4 tablespoons of Soy Sauce.
Thinly sliced beef cooked with vegetables in a sweet soy flavoured sauce is known as 'Sukiyaki'.
This dish is almost the extract of my favourite bits from 'Sukiyaki'.
Beef, Ito-Konnyaku (or Shirataki) and Onion are cooked in a sweet soy flavoured sauce with fresh.
Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef.
Sweet Soy Flavoured Itokonnyaku and Beef step by step
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To slice Beef very thinly, I recommend to half-freeze it first. This will make the slicing much easier. You can try to slice it as thinly as you can..
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Drain Itokonnyaku/Shirataki. Cut into 5cm length..
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Heat Oil in a frying pan over medium high heat, cook Beef, Onion and Ginger. When the beef changed colour, add Itokonnyaku, Sugar, Mirin and Soy Sauce..
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Cook, occasionally stirring, for 10 to 15 minutes or until the liquid is almost gone..
Thinly sliced beef cooked with vegetables in a sweet soy flavoured sauce is known as 'Sukiyaki'.
This dish is almost the extract of my favourite bits from 'Sukiyaki'.
Beef, Ito-Konnyaku (or Shirataki) and Onion are cooked in a sweet soy flavoured sauce with fresh.
The flavor of star anise is quite intense.
I use six star points of star anise for each kg of beef.