Izakaya Style At Home! Bamboo Shoot and Shiso Leaf Tsukune Patty Skewers

Name: Izakaya Style At Home! Bamboo Shoot and Shiso Leaf Tsukune Patty Skewers
Yield: 5 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 300 grams Ground meat (mixed beef/pork, pork, or chicken etc.); 100 grams Bamboo shoots; 5 leaves Shiso leaves; 1 ◆Egg; 1 tbsp each ◆Soy sauce, sake, katakuriko; 1/2 tbsp ◆Ginger; 1 lots ◆Sesame seeds; 1 dash ◆Salt and pepper; 3 tbsp ★Soy sauce; 2 tbsp of each ★Sugar, Mirin, Sake; 1 Sliced onions, shiso leaves, sesame etc; 1 Western mustard; 5 Disposable chopsticks (to use as skewers)

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I love the tsukune patties served at izakaya (traditional Japanese gastropubs), so I wanted to try it at least once with bamboo shoots!

The skewers cook faster and don't burn as easily if you mold the patties into flat shapes. There is a generous amount of sauce, so adjust to your preference. The mixture is a bit soft, but it turns out just right when cooked. For 5 large skewers. Recipe by Chiton

I love the tsukune patties served at izakaya (traditional Japanese gastropubs), so I wanted to try it at least once with bamboo shoots!

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I love the tsukune patties served at izakaya (traditional Japanese gastropubs), so I wanted to try it at least once with bamboo shoots!

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Ingredients

5 servings

300 gramsGround meat (mixed beef/pork, pork, or chicken etc.)
100 gramsBamboo shoots
5leaves Shiso leaves
1◆Egg
1 tbspeach ◆Soy sauce, sake, katakuriko
1/2 tbsp◆Ginger
1lots ◆Sesame seeds
1 dash◆Salt and pepper
3 tbsp★Soy sauce
2 tbspof each ★Sugar, Mirin, Sake
To serve with the skewers:
1Sliced onions, shiso leaves, sesame etc
1Western mustard
5Disposable chopsticks (to use as skewers)

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Steps

1

Special yakitori skewers are available in stores, but you can use disposable chopsticks cut into 5 cm if you don't have any on hand!
2

Preliminaries: If you blanch the boiled bamboo shoots, the peculiar odor will dissipate they will have better flavor. Soak the leftovers in water and store in the refrigerator. Use up the soaked bamboo shoots as soon as possible.
3

Finely chop the bamboo shoots and shiso leaves. Mix the ◆ seasoning ingredients together. Slice the decorative onions and plate.
4

Put the ground meat and ◆ seasoning ingredients into a bowl and mix and knead together well. If you don't knead it together well at this point, the skewered patties will fall apart when you cook them.
5

Add the bamboo shoots and shiso leaves, and mix thoroughly once more.
6

Divide into 5 equal portions and form into long narrow patties. You can stick them with the skewers at this point, but the skewers will become less dirty and the meat will cook easier if you wait until they are cooked.
7

Coat a pan with oil, and brown the patties on both sides over strong heat.
8

Once the meat has browned, reduce to medium heat, cover with a lid, and steam-cook for about 5 minutes.*If they look like they are about to burn before cooking all the way through, add 50ml of sake and steam-cook.
9

Add the ★ ingredients all at once and boil it down a bit, then you are done.
10

Stick the skewers, place on top of the onions and shiso leaves, add the sauce in top, sprinkle with sesame, and enjoy. Try dipping in Japanese mustard.
11

Using the same sauce, you could skewer chicken breast and leek pieces to make delicious "negima" yakitori. Fry them in the same pan as the tsukune skewers.
12

Try cooking the tsukune meat mix topped on sliced bamboo shoot or lotus root - this is delicious too!