Cabbage-Wrapped Pork Belly

I received spring cabbage as a gift.
The Japanese leek is optional. You could also use store-bought grated garlic and tubed ginger.
You don't need to grind anything if you use ground sesame seeds. I recommend you don't overcook the bean sprouts for a crunchy finish. For 2 servings. Recipe by akishin
Cabbage-Wrapped Pork Belly
I received spring cabbage as a gift.
The Japanese leek is optional. You could also use store-bought grated garlic and tubed ginger.
You don't need to grind anything if you use ground sesame seeds. I recommend you don't overcook the bean sprouts for a crunchy finish. For 2 servings. Recipe by akishin
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Make the sauce. Grind all ★ ingredients in suribachi (Japanese mortar).
- 2
Slice the hard stem of the cabbage.
- 3
Boil for 3 to 5 minutes, and set aside to cool down. Also cook the sliced-off stem. Don't drain the cooking water.
- 4
Spread out the cabbage and align the pork belly on top.
- 5
Put the stem inside.
- 6
Roll up the cabbage, working forward away from your body.
- 7
Chop into about 5 cm-sized pieces.
- 8
Pan-fry in a pan. I recommend you use sesame oil for fragrance. Cover the pan, and cook for 2 minutes.
- 9
While that's cooking, use the cooking water from the cabbage to boil the bean sprouts and shimeji mushrooms for garnish.
- 10
Flip over the cabbage when its's golden brown. Cover the pan.
- 11
Dish it up. Serve with sauce.
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