Kurumabu Simmered in Ginger and Soy Sauce

I worked hard to find a versatile flavor that can be used in different dishes.
Kurumabu are rehydrated easily if left in broth, but I think they get bigger when they're simmered slowly.
Might as well make it bigger and enjoy it when it's as plump as it can be.
Adjust the amount of soy sauce and ginger to preference. Recipe by Piyonofu
Kurumabu Simmered in Ginger and Soy Sauce
I worked hard to find a versatile flavor that can be used in different dishes.
Kurumabu are rehydrated easily if left in broth, but I think they get bigger when they're simmered slowly.
Might as well make it bigger and enjoy it when it's as plump as it can be.
Adjust the amount of soy sauce and ginger to preference. Recipe by Piyonofu
Steps
- 1
Combine all the ★ ingredients and simmer to make the broth.
- 2
Add the dried kurumabu as it is, and slowly simmer over low heat. If the broth evaporates too quickly, add a little dashi broth.
- 3
When the skin of the inner ring is tender, it is done!
- 4
When you compare it to a dried kurumabu, you can see how much it has expanded.
- 5
- 6
Here's an easy standard dish! Make it into delicious cutlets
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/148498-standard-microbiotic-kurumabu-cutlet
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