Cheap Meat Is Transformed! Meat-Wrapped Fried Aburaage

Cheap meat does get rather tough... but my wallet says I have to work with that! So, I tried combining it with aburaage to make it juicy.
The meat becomes a little tender when you sprinkle sugar on it and leave it for a while. Recipe by Kuushinsai
Cheap Meat Is Transformed! Meat-Wrapped Fried Aburaage
Cheap meat does get rather tough... but my wallet says I have to work with that! So, I tried combining it with aburaage to make it juicy.
The meat becomes a little tender when you sprinkle sugar on it and leave it for a while. Recipe by Kuushinsai
Steps
- 1
Sprinkle about 2 pinches of sugar (not included in the ingredient list) over the beef while it's still in the pack, and massage it in.
- 2
Cut the aburaage in half. Spread the beef slices out, top each slice with a piece of aburaage, and roll up from the edge. (I used thick aburaage so I cut it in half.)
- 3
Once the rolls are done, dust them with flour.
- 4
Heat some oil in a frying pan, put the beef rolls in seam-side down, and brown on all sides.
- 5
When the rolls are browned, add the combined ingredients marked ★ to the pan and put the lid on. Steam-cook for 5 minutes. When the rolls are cooked through, turn up the heat and reduce the sauce.
- 6
If you turn the rolls over halfway through the steam-cooking step, the rolls will cook evenly.
- 7
If you're using regular thin aburaage you can roll up a whole sheet rather than cutting it in half. This is a roll I made earlier using 1 sheet. The spiral pattern looks prettier this way.
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