☆ Easy ☆ Cod and Vegetables in Ankake Sauce

I combined in-season cod with some vegetables I had in the refrigerator, to make a Japanese-style dish.If you prefer to have lots of sauce, double the sauce ingredients.The key is to not flip the cod over too often when it's cooking. Leave it alone so that it can brown on one side, then turn over and brown the other side. This way they won't fall apart, and will have a crispy finish.If you want the vegetables to be crispy, don't stir fry them or simmer them in the sauce for too long. Recipe by oldice

I took some hints from a recipe for fried flounder with vinegar an-sauce to make a healthier fish recipe.You can make the vegetable an-sauce ahead of time, but it's better not to heat the green pepper until just before the cooking is done or the color won't be so green. You could this recipe with other kinds of fish, too. Recipe by Yuusukesuke

I wanted to increase my repertoire for cod, since my daughter loves it, so I came up with this version with a veggie-packed sweet vinegar ankake sauce.Prepping the cod well eliminates the unpleasant fishy smell and helps keep it from breaking apart while cooking.Thinly slicing the green pepper horizontally will soften its texture.If you will prepare your katakuriko slurry with the method shown here, you'll be able to avoid lumps. Recipe by Mimosa

I made this dish with my grandfather at his house.Serve this light white fish dish with a tasty ankake sauce.Tofu goes well with this an so you can make a nice dish without using cod fillets.-I used only one frying pan but if you don't like this, use separate frying pans.-Sesame oil is for flavouring the dish. I mixed vegetable oil and sesame oil but you can use either of them.-Sprinkling sake over the cod gets rid of the strong fishy smell.-As an alternative to shaoxing wine I prefer shochu to sake. Recipe by Amikope

I messed up when cooking some rice and it didn't taste very good. So I turned it into crispy rice with ankake to disguise it.Of course, if you have delicious freshly cooked rice, you can use it with this dish as-is.Mix the ingredients together before adding to the frying pan so that you don't have to worry about burning anything.You can use any meat or veggies that you have in your fridge!!For the yakisoba version, I used pork instead of beef, Chinese garlic chives instead of snow peas, and I forgot to add the carrots and shimeji mushrooms. Recipe by Mine neko

I created this recipe because I wanted to eat ramen noodles with thick sauce which you can get from a Chinese restaurant. I cooked with the ingredients that I had in my fridge.Do Step 4 and 5 simultaneously if you can.Adjust the amount of soy sauce and oyster sauce to your liking. The flavor changes by the ratio of soy sauce and oyster sauce.You can cut a boiled egg in half and use it as a topping. Recipe by Manmarumauchan

My father and husband both love these noodles! I usually follow the recipe as written, but I adjust the flavor accordingly to whatever I add (ex. If onions are replaced with Japanese leeks, it'll lack natural sweetness so I add sugar, or add XO sauce, etc.)If you're going to use shrimp or squid, it's better to replace the oyster sauce for XO sauce. Depending on how many ingredients you add in, it may lack flavor, so add soy sauce (or salt) to adjust. Recipe by Sabumochi

Since my sons always seem to get really excited when I use quail eggs, I added some in.Using a lot of oil will make the noodles even crispier and they will brown nicely.I recommend cooking the noodles half crisp + half steamed! Recipe by Katakatako

I had a bag of enoki mushrooms on hand, so I added them to my usual breakfast tofu dish and created a new variation.Please try making it with shimeji mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, or your favourite mushrooms other than enoki mushrooms. Recipe by Hokkori-no

I wanted to make an inexpensive yet easy and hearty dish.Don't let too much moisture evaporate while cooking. Thicken the sauce at the end.In Step 2, mix the oil and egg together rapidly using a scooping motion to make the egg soft and fluffy.Don't over-cook the egg once it's added to the pan. For 3 to 4 servings. Recipe by Nyakun

I love anakake-style dishes and oyster sauce. I wanted to season the sauce using oyster sauce.I always make this by just kinda eye-balling the measurement so it was quite difficult to create a proper recipe.-Before adding the sauce ingredients stir well first because the katakuriko tends to sink to the bottom.-You can use any leftover ingredients you have at home!-Use any meat such as mince, ham and bacon! If you serve this for your friends use a large dish to share! In that case cut the noodles beforehand. Recipe by ariatowa

My mother taught me this recipe, but I used shiitake mushrooms instead of shrimp so that vegetarians could eat it too, and I also omitted the egg white in the original recipe. This is the sister recipe of "Lotus root dumplings (in clear soup)".The key is to put just a little bit of grated ginger (including the juice), but if you use too much, it will be too strong so watch out (you can use grated ginger from a tube).After you have grated most of the lotus root, chop up the last little bit left and add it too.I used the Step 7 dumplings in a clear soup in. Recipe by Saishokubeginnernano

This is one of my favorite recipes that my mother taught me.By using no oil and cooking the ground meat with slightly caramelized sugar, it become richer and more delicious.The kabocha squash falls apart easily, so try not to stir it too much! Recipe by Ogunyanko

つくれぽ600件感謝♡タラを揚げずにヘルシーに。栄養満点の優しい甘酢あんかけでどうぞ♪高血圧・動脈硬化予防にも◎

I make this when I'm feeling tired.For those of you that like flavorful sticky sauce, add a bit more mirin and soy sauce. Recipe by Itsumokotsubu

This is one of our favorite standard dishes that I've cooked for more than 20 years.If you simmer the squid too long, it'll harden too much, so I stir-fry it separately.You can use the vegetables that you have at home. It's also delicious to use bok choy, bean sprouts, shiitake mushrooms, chikuwa fishcakes, and kamaboko fishcakes, etc. If it's too much work to stir-fry the ingredients separately, you can stir-fry them in order.Please adjust the amount of salt to your liking. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

✽１００レポ感謝です✽淡白な鱈がピリッと甘辛いチリソースで食べ応えのあるメインの一品に♡玉ねぎと鱈があれば簡単です♪

A native vegetable in Kaga prefecture, Kaga cucumbers are larger and wider than common Japanese cucumbers. The flesh is thick and has a dense texture, and can be used in cooking. It has such substance that it can even be featured in a main dish.In the summertime, serve this dish chilled, and the ankake thick sauce will cool you down nicely.The imitation crab meat is optional. Minced chicken or shrimp also goes well in this recipe.Light soy sauce enhances the color of the fresh green cucumbers better than regular soy sauce.This dish will also be delicious if you use your homegrown overgrown fat cucumbers to make this dish, too. Recipe by @rinrinmaru

I wanted to make a hearty dish with broccoli.The broccoli here is easier to eat if it's tender.In Step 3, let the sauce come to a boil again after adding the katakuriko dissolved in water. In addition, if the egg gets stuck to the bottom of the pan it will burn, so stir it up gently to prevent that.This is also delicious eaten with some pepper or ra-yu. Recipe by LaLaHappy1

I wanted to eat something healthy and that'll also warms me up.You don't need to be picky about the ingredients or seasoning. Anything you like is fine.If the taste is too strong, simply dilute with water and increase the amount of the sauce (note that the liquid from tofu dilutes the sauce, so it is better to make the taste slightly concentrated at first).Microwave right before serving, so the tofu softens nicely. Recipe by nakotto

I created this recipe because I wanted to make something healthy but filling! It should taste delicious even if it's a diet-friendly dish! I tried hard to come up with this recipe!Please taste the sweet vinegar sauce and adjust it to your liking before adding the katakuriko slurry. When the sauce is cooled, the taste becomes milder, so it's best to make it a little bit strong and vinegary! Please adjust the consistency of the sauce to your liking. Recipe by MPxo

竜田揚げ風にしたタラに彩りの綺麗な甘めの野菜あんをかけた一品です！

I am properly measuring out the ingredient amounts that I've been eyeballing since they've been popular. This is surprisingly hard work.But I'm doing this not just for my friends who've requested for the recipes, but also for myself and uploading the results.In Step 13, after you add the Step 5 katakuriko potato starch flour, mix it rapidly and serve it right away on rice or fried noodles when it's just right.Since the vegetables and other added ingredients will decrease in volume quite a bit with heat, I recommend using a lot that may seem a bit too much at first.Vary this recipe by adding whatever you have in your refrigerator... Recipe by *ai*

I used the regular hamburger steak meat mix in Chinese-flavored dish. This has now become one of my go-to recipes .Once the sauce (the ★ ingredients) has thickened, add the meatballs immediately to coat them with it. There isn't much water, so you need to keep an eye on the heat. It might be a good idea for those of you who are not used to this recipe to add more water.You can freeze the meatballs after Step 3. Make a large batch and use them in various recipes. For 2 people. Recipe by kenken mama

I recalled a flavor I had eaten at a restaurant once and tried remaking it.Use as much grated ginger as you like. Recipe by Hokkori-no

Whenever I want to eat a healthy pasta dish this is what I make. I like to add yuzu pepper paste to add a spicy accent. As long as you have a well flavored bonito based dashi stock, it will be delicious with just a little salt, and you'll feel satisfied after eating it. It's a great Japanese style pasta dish for women!As long as you have a well flavored bonito based dashi stock, it will be delicious with just a little salt, so if you can please make a proper dashi from scratch rather than using dashi stock granules. Then all you have to do is simmer everything together in a pan - so easy! The key to the flavor is the yuzu pepper paste. Add it for a spicy zing! For 2 servings. Recipe by Toiroiro

I chose to stuff my beloved daughter's favorite quail eggs into meat. Ah, I mean I chose to wrap my daughter's favorite meat around quail eggs. Um....This is a tale about my beloved daughter and meat and quail eggs.You just need a bit of meat. They fry up really quick though, so you needn't worry about messing up. For 3 people. Recipe by Ha-tannookkasan

I wanted to make it easy for those times when you're really busy, so I didn't sauté the onions first, or soak the breadcrumbs - I just mixed everything together. Usually you put in milk, but water and sake work well in this recipe. Hamburger steaks made carefully are delicious of course, but if you're covering them will lots of sauce, this recipe is just fine.These are rather soft hamburger steaks, since they have lots of onion and breadcrumbs in them. If you cover them with a lid while cooking they will plump up but the meat juices will leak out, so I cook them without a lid. Check for doneness by looking at them from the sides. This method is foolproof, since the parts that have changed color are cooked through. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I made this with canned crab that I received as a gift.I tried stir frying the raw bok choy first, but blanching it is better as it cooks quickly and the flavor's mild.I've also made this dish with broccoli instead of bok choy.Be careful not to overcook the bok choy in Step 2. Recipe by kako*

This is a tofu version of"Kyoto Style Potherb Mustard and Abura-age Mixed Soup". I thickened it and turned it into ankake sauce.It is easier to add the tofu to the pot and then break it up rather than cutting it first, but of course you can cut it up first and then add it to the pot. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru