Creamy ‘Nikujaga’ (Beef & Potato)

‘Nikujaga’ is a Japanese dish of ‘Niku’ (Meat) and ‘Jaga’ (Potato). They are commonly cooked with Ginger in sweet soy sauce flavoured Dashi stock. But, today I cooked them with Garlic in Beef stock, seasoned it with Salt and Pepper, and I added Cream and Whole Grain Mustard. I enjoyed it as it is just like a stew, but you can enjoy it with Rice.
Creamy ‘Nikujaga’ (Beef & Potato)
‘Nikujaga’ is a Japanese dish of ‘Niku’ (Meat) and ‘Jaga’ (Potato). They are commonly cooked with Ginger in sweet soy sauce flavoured Dashi stock. But, today I cooked them with Garlic in Beef stock, seasoned it with Salt and Pepper, and I added Cream and Whole Grain Mustard. I enjoyed it as it is just like a stew, but you can enjoy it with Rice.
Steps
- 1
Peel Potatoes and cut into 4 to 5cm pieces, and cut Onion thickly into 1-2cm strips.
- 2
Place Potato, Onion and Garlic in a saucepan, and add Water just enough to cover. You would need 400 to 500ml. Add Beef Stock Cube and Bay Leaf, and bring to the boil over high heat.
- 3
When it starts boiling, spread Beef on top, then cover with a lid, and cook until Potato is soft, stirring occasionally. *Note: Lower the heat if required, but I usually keep the high heat.
- 4
Remove the lid, and cook until the sauce is reduced to your preference. Add Cream and Whole Grain Mustard, and gently mix to combine. Season with Salt & Black Pepper as required.
- 5
Sprinkle with some finely chopped Parsley and extra Black Pepper, and serve.
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