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Ingredients (for lunch: 3-4 serves)
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Our family | Ms. Katsuyo Kobayashi's |
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1 cake of Kon-nyaku | Kon-nyaku |
1 tablespoon Sake | none |
1 tablespoon soy-sauc | same |
Some salt | same |
Some Mirin (a kind of sweet Sake) | 1 teaspoon Mirin |
1 cup water | same |
1 or 2 pack(3g) shaved dried bonito flakes | as you like |
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Ms.Katsuyo Kobayashi rubs Kon-nyaku with some salt, cuts it into small pieces and then rinses well as a preparation. I prefer boiling it for that. |
Never cut kon-nyaku with a knife. Always tear it by hand. That makes some irregular sections, therefore the specific surface area becomes wider. Uhmm...sounds very serious and technical.... In short, the cut end of Kon-nyaku torn by hand is larger than that cut with a knife. And it enriches the taste. |
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Wash Kon-nyaku for a few seconds and boil it for about 10 seconds. And let it cool. |
Put all ingredients and Kon-nyaku in a bowl or a shallow plate. Add all shaved dried bonito flakes once. Don't be stingy. And place it in the refrigerator until the next morning. |
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In the following morning, put it in a small pan and heat it. After it boils, keep it up for 1-2 minutes and then remove from heat. It's finished. |
Let's pack it in a lunch box. If some sauce is left, it's good to use for Nimono (simmered, braised vegetables and chicken).
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