Tagine-Steamed Ginger and Onion for Colds

Name: Tagine-Steamed Ginger and Onion for Colds
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2 pieces Ginger; 1 stalk Green onions; 1/2 bag Bean sprouts; 2 leaves Chinese cabbage; 3 slice Pork belly (thinly sliced); 1 tbsp Sake; 70 ml Water; 1 Ponzu; 1 Daikon Radish (for the ponzu); 1 Cayenne Pepper Powder (for the ponzu)

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This warming dish will help you improve colds and bolster the immune system.
Leave everything up to this amazing earthenware pot!

Ginger and green onion make this recipe so delicious!
It's so simple that I don't have hints. The bean sprouts and Chinese cabbage are optional, you can also use cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, etc. Anything in your fridge is fine.
Just make sure you don't forget the ginger and green onion! For 2 servings. Recipe by Rokarisa

This warming dish will help you improve colds and bolster the immune system.
Leave everything up to this amazing earthenware pot!

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

This warming dish will help you improve colds and bolster the immune system.
Leave everything up to this amazing earthenware pot!

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Ingredients

2 servings

2pieces Ginger
1 stalkGreen onions
1/2 bagBean sprouts
2leaves Chinese cabbage
3 slicePork belly (thinly sliced)
1 tbspSake
70 mlWater
1Ponzu
1Daikon Radish (for the ponzu)
1Cayenne Pepper Powder (for the ponzu)

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Steps

1

Julienne the ginger, thinly slice the green onions diagonally. Cut the green tops of the leek into small pieces to garnish the ponzu sauce. Chop the Chinese cabbage into easy to eat pieces.
2

Quickly wash the bean sprouts, let the daikon radish absorb the ponzu sauce, and cut each slice of pork into 3 pieces.
3

Put the Chinese cabbage and bean sprouts into the tagine pot. If you don't have a tagine pot, a regular earthenware pot is fine.
4

Layer the pork on top. It looks nice when the middle is raised higher than the sides!
5

On top, put in the onion until you feel like there's too much. Then add the ginger. The ginger and green onion really make this hot pot delicious.
6

Add the sake and water, cover with a lid, and cook on low to medium heat.
7

When the pork has cooked through, it's ready! Dip it in ponzu and enjoy.
8

In our house, we put grated daikon radish, chopped onion, and cayenne pepper into our ponzu sauce.