I had about 200 g of sukiyaki beef, but it was too little to go through the effort of making sukiyaki, so I made a variation of it in a frying pan. It's an easy way to prepare a sukiyaki-like meal.Adding the beef in two processes helps to keep it from getting too tough. You can use leek stalks in place of onions. Green onions can be substituted for mizuna greens. Recipe by Hanahanako.

The rainy season has just begun and so now I've begun making hot pots. Most of the time the description has one cooking them on a portable stove but here I just keep it simple. You can put in a lot of other ingredients in addition the mushrooms that I've used, e.g. napa cabbage, carrots, tofu, shirataki noodles, konnyaku cakes, negi, etc. I only had the mushrooms left over from the last hot pot. 🇯🇵🫕🐮🥩🍄

Sukiyaki sauce can find in any Asian store it's handy and taste perfect for the dish enjoy

I bought thinly sliced pork cheaply! I wanted to eat it in a rather extravagant way, so I made it into sukiyaki.I added miso, but it still ended up tasting like regular sukiyaki made with beef.Even when beef is expensive, you can still make very satisfying sukiyaki using pork.Please use nice, fat tasty leeks.I used thinly sliced pork loin, but you can use other cuts of pork too. But it's probably best not to use coarsely chopped pork or a cut with lots of fat.The base ingredients are the same as regular sukiyaki, so you can add enoki mushrooms or chrysanthemum greens too. For 4 servings. Recipe by Hitomitsuki

Today I'm using sirloin strips beef in sukiyaki sauce. With extra carrot and caramelized onion. Itadakimasu...

My mother used to make this often, so I tried to recreate it in my own way!Adjust the amount of sugar to taste.I used shimeji mushrooms instead of shiitake mushrooms this time.You can also replace them with enoki mushrooms or king oyster mushrooms.The seasoning might be on the strong side, so you can add some water if you're serving it to children. Recipe by uzukaji

I had leftover sukiyaki beef, so I simmered it to make a beef rice bowl.You can use shredded meat as long as it's beef. If you simmer the meat for too long, it'll become hard, so make sure that you cook it until it's just cooked through, then let it absorb the flavour in residual heat. When the taste is too strong, adjust with water. Recipe by Ni-na

I made our family version of chicken sukiyaki at my husband's request.Put vegetables with high water content in first to increase the sukiyaki sauce by the amount of water that comes out from them.I didn't use this time, but burdock root and daikon radish go really well with this dish! It's also tasty if you use duck instead of chicken. We finish off sukiyaki with udon noodles, but it will also be delicious if you make rice porridge with cooked rice and some eggs. Recipe by usaco3

I used ready-made instant mix, but it didn't taste right, so I tried making it my own way.For more details, refer to my blog with larger photos. http://1yoshiis.seesaa.net/article/360165628.html Recipe by Taiyodo Yoshi

I made this to serve with rice for dinner!The thinly sliced beef belly meat has fat, so it will not harden when cooked, but if using meat aside from belly meat, take it out momentarily in Step 5, and add it back to the pot when you add in the eggs. Add a bit of mirin for those of you with a sweet tooth. For 3~4 people. Recipe by abichi

I also have a recipe blog where I upload bigger photos of my recipes, as well as update my journal (in Japanese). http://plaza.rakuten.co.jp/nao53nao/Add whatever vegetables you like. You can use chicken or beef instead of pork. If you're using pork or chicken, rub in some sake first. Adjust the seasoning on how watery the vegetables are. Use whatever type of soy sauce you prefer. You can make a huge batch, divide into small portions and freeze for use in bentos - convenient! Recipe by Naonao

I wanted to make an easy and delicious dish using inexpensive imported beef.In order for the flavors to penetrate the ingredients properly, add the sweet things first. The sweet flavor is the key to making this go so well with plain rice. Recipe by Oishiimono hunter