Our Homecooked Spicy Lotus Root Kimpira

This is a standard dish in our home. My son who doesn't really like lotus root likes this kimpira dish and will eat it.
I recommend cooking the lotus root until a slight bit of crispness remains. Since there's only a small amount of seasoning, sautè over low heat and don't let it burn. For 2-3 servings. Recipe by Mitsuko nesan
Our Homecooked Spicy Lotus Root Kimpira
This is a standard dish in our home. My son who doesn't really like lotus root likes this kimpira dish and will eat it.
I recommend cooking the lotus root until a slight bit of crispness remains. Since there's only a small amount of seasoning, sautè over low heat and don't let it burn. For 2-3 servings. Recipe by Mitsuko nesan
Steps
- 1
Peel skin of lotus root and quarter into 2-3 mm slices.
- 2
Heat a pan with vegetable oil, and sautè the lotus root over medium heat. The lotus root tends to stick to the pan, so stir it well.
- 3
When the lotus root turns slightly translucent, add the ingredients marked with a ◆, and reduce to low heat. Cover with a lid, and simmer for about 5 minutes. Remove the lid to stir from time to time to get an even coating.
- 4
It's done when the lotus root is left with a slight bite. Sprinkle with a bit of shichimi spice, coat evenly, then it's ready to serve.
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