Our Family's Simmered Hijiki with a Twist
Rice toppings made with shiso and hijiki are delicious, which means that simmering those ingredients together must also make a flavorful treat!
-The aburaage soaks up the flavor quickly, and it also falls apart easily, so add it at the end.
-Adjust the cooking time by checking the tenderness of the carrot.
-Add the yukari at the end. If you add it at the beginning, the wonderful smell will disappear.
If you prefer a mild shiso flavor, add it at the beginning. Recipe by Kojima ponsuke
Our Family's Simmered Hijiki with a Twist
Rice toppings made with shiso and hijiki are delicious, which means that simmering those ingredients together must also make a flavorful treat!
-The aburaage soaks up the flavor quickly, and it also falls apart easily, so add it at the end.
-Adjust the cooking time by checking the tenderness of the carrot.
-Add the yukari at the end. If you add it at the beginning, the wonderful smell will disappear.
If you prefer a mild shiso flavor, add it at the beginning. Recipe by Kojima ponsuke
Cooking Instructions
- 1
[Preparation] Soak the hijiki seaweed in a bowl of water to rehydrate. Cut the aburaage and carrot into thin strips.
- 2
[Start with the hijiki] Heat the oil in a skillet, and sauté the hijiki seaweed.
- 3
[Then, add the carrot] Once the moisture evaporates from the hijiki seaweed, it will start to pop. Once you hear it popping... add the carrot!
- 4
[Mix] Stir-fry over medium heat until cooked through.
- 5
[Time to season] Add all the ● seasonings! But hold the yukari!
- 6
[Now, add the aburaage] Once the moisture is almost gone, add the aburaage. It falls apart if you mix it too much, so stir it gently.
- 7
[Secret ingredient] Yukari! I bought this yukari at a dollar store.
- 8
[The final touch] Sprinkle in the yukari and mix briefly.
- 9
[Done] Sprinkle in roasted sesame seeds! It's a handy dish, since it can be served either warm or cold.
- 10
A genuine staple dish! Our family's kimpira with a slight twist!
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/147130-a-treasured-recipe-my-kimpira-burdock-root
- 11
A representative healthy side dish! How about some simmered okara!?
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/152366-my-easy-and-delicious-simmered-okara
- 12
A must-see hearty miso soup with pork and vegetables passed down from a professional chef! This recipe never lets you down!
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