Boiled Japanese Radish "Furofuki Daikon" with miso sauce
It's getting colder in Japan so I want to eat
something hot.
TOday I made "furofuki daikon"

It's a very warming food, I think.b
So Wheneger I have a slight cold I made it.
<<Japnaese recipe>> COOKING TIME about 30-40 minutes
ingredients for 3 to 4 people
- 1/2 Japanese white radish peeled and cut into 2-3cm rounds
- 1/2 carrot peeled and cut into 2-3cmrounds
- "konnyaku" devil's tongue jelly sliced into triangles and four taros pee
- 4 taros peeled and cut if too big.
- konbu kelp
- salt
- Preboil the raddish using the water from rinsing
rice(if necessary, add water) - Put konbu kelp,carrots,taros and konnyaku into a diffeerent
pot and cover with water. - When the raddish has slightly tender, rince with cold water
and to 2. - boil until the raddish is tender.
- Serve the raddish,carrots, taro and konnyaku on a dish and
add hot miso sauce.
ingredients for miso sauce
- 1 1/2 Tbsp of sugar
- 2 Tbsp of hatchou miso (strong,smootu red miso)
- 2 Tbsp of inaka miso (yellow miso with partial beans)
- 1 egg yolk
Put all ingredients into a small pot, after mixing well
heat until it boils ( it burns easily so stir constantly.
Then put on low heat and stir three more minutes.
:notes mix before heating. In winter adding yuzu the citron
grated skin or juice of yuzu citoron gives it a nice smell.
1 Comments:
At 08 March, 2012 18:09,
catering service in manila said…
I tried this and it tasted great.Thanks for sharing such a nice recipe.Keep posting!
zonia
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