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Stir-fried ‘Takuan’ (Pickled Daikon)

Hiroko Liston
Hiroko Liston @hirokoliston
Melbourne, Australia

My mother used to pickle a lot of Daikon in a very large container every year. She shared her ‘Takuan’ (Pickled Daikon) with our neighbours. The ‘Takuan’ gradually turned sour due to the fermentation, and they eventually became too sour to enjoy. She used to stir-fry those super-sour ‘Takuan’ with Sesame Oil. Once our neighbours discovered the delicious stir-fried sour ‘Takuan’, they often came knock our door asking for the sour ‘Takuan’. Then my mother was more than happy to open the lid of the container, which smelled overwhelming. I miss her super-sour ‘Takuan’.

My mother used to pickle a lot of Daikon in a very large container every year. She shared her ‘Takuan’ (Pickled Daikon) with our neighbours. The ‘Takuan’ gradually turned sour due to the fermentation, and they eventually became too sour to enjoy. She used to stir-fry those super-sour ‘Takuan’ with Sesame Oil. Once our neighbours discovered the delicious stir-fried sour ‘Takuan’, they often came knock our door asking for the sour ‘Takuan’. Then my mother was more than happy to open the lid of the container, which smelled overwhelming. I miss her super-sour ‘Takuan’.

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Stir-fried ‘Takuan’ (Pickled Daikon)

Hiroko Liston
Hiroko Liston @hirokoliston
Melbourne, Australia

My mother used to pickle a lot of Daikon in a very large container every year. She shared her ‘Takuan’ (Pickled Daikon) with our neighbours. The ‘Takuan’ gradually turned sour due to the fermentation, and they eventually became too sour to enjoy. She used to stir-fry those super-sour ‘Takuan’ with Sesame Oil. Once our neighbours discovered the delicious stir-fried sour ‘Takuan’, they often came knock our door asking for the sour ‘Takuan’. Then my mother was more than happy to open the lid of the container, which smelled overwhelming. I miss her super-sour ‘Takuan’.

My mother used to pickle a lot of Daikon in a very large container every year. She shared her ‘Takuan’ (Pickled Daikon) with our neighbours. The ‘Takuan’ gradually turned sour due to the fermentation, and they eventually became too sour to enjoy. She used to stir-fry those super-sour ‘Takuan’ with Sesame Oil. Once our neighbours discovered the delicious stir-fried sour ‘Takuan’, they often came knock our door asking for the sour ‘Takuan’. Then my mother was more than happy to open the lid of the container, which smelled overwhelming. I miss her super-sour ‘Takuan’.

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Ingredients

  • Takuan (Pickled Daikon) *aged sour ‘Takuan’ is perfect for this dish
    Easy ‘Takuan’ (Pickled Daikon)
  • Sesame Oil
  • Soy Sauce
  • Sugar
  • Ground Chilli, Chilli Flakes OR Chilli Oil *optional
  • Toasted Sesame Seeds
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  1. 1

    If your ‘Takuan’ is too salty, soak the sliced ‘Takuan’ in enough water with some Sugar and Vinegar before you stir-fry. If it is very sour, you don’t need to add Vinegar to the water. Drain well.

  2. 2

    Heat 1-2 teaspoons Sesame Oil in a frying pan, stir-fry the sliced ‘Takuan’ for 1-2 minutes. You may wish to add a small amount of Soy Sauce and Sugar, depending on the flavour of ‘Takuan’. *Note: You may wish to add some Chilli as well.

  3. 3

    Sprinkle with Toasted Sesame Seeds and enjoy.

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Hiroko Liston @hirokoliston
on April 05, 2021 22:00
Melbourne, Australia
I started writing my recipes to pass them on to my children. Now I am sharing them with everyone on my website www.hirokoliston.com and Cookpad.
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