Curry Mayo Cabbage and Chikuwa Steamed in a Tajine Pot

Name: Curry Mayo Cabbage and Chikuwa Steamed in a Tajine Pot
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 150 grams Cabbage; 1 stick Fried Chikuwa; 1 Mizuna greens; 1/2 tbsp Yogurt; 1 tbsp Mayonnaise; 1 tsp Curry powder; 1 pinch Sugar

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The baked chikuwa is cooked to tender perfection. By baking them in a covered pan, their flavor will seep into the other ingredients.

If you add the chikuwa in on top when steaming, then the cabbage will soak up the flavor, and you can make this deliciously in a pot other than a Tajine pot.
(You can also heat it up in a silicone steamer in the microwave).
Add as much mayonnaise as you like. Recipe by tearstar

The baked chikuwa is cooked to tender perfection. By baking them in a covered pan, their flavor will seep into the other ingredients.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

The baked chikuwa is cooked to tender perfection. By baking them in a covered pan, their flavor will seep into the other ingredients.

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Ingredients

2 servings

150 gramsCabbage
1 stickFried Chikuwa
1Mizuna greens
Seasoning ingredients:
1/2 tbspYogurt
1 tbspMayonnaise
1 tspCurry powder
1 pinchSugar

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Steps

1

Roughly chop the cabbage. Cut the chikuwa in half vertically, and then chop into chunks.
2

After thoroughly mixing the flavoring ingredients together in a bowl, add the cabbage. After thoroughly coating in the mixture, add the chikuwa and stir together.
3

Add the ingredients to a Tajine pot, and cook over low medium heat. After the cabbage has wilted, add chopped 4 cm mizuna greens, turn off the heat, and steam-cook.
4

I like cabbage to have a bit of texture when I bite into it, so I cook for 5 minutes. I then let it sit after steam-cooking until I am ready to eat it. Cook it for as long as you like.
5

Mix it up from the bottom of the pot when you are ready to eat, and season with salt and pepper (not listed) to taste, and enjoy.
6

This time I used thick and springy fried chikuwa flavored with Konbu/Katsuo.