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Nishime

Pot

Boiled vegetables with Japanese sauce

Author: Miwa Deguchi

Ingredients:
  • 4 cups Water
  • 5g Konbu (seaweed)
  • 30g Dried anchovy
  • 1tbls Soy sauce
  • 1tbls Mirin
  • 2tsp Sake (Japanese rice wine)
  • 50g Taro
  • 100g Japanese pumpkin
  • 100g White radish
  • 50g Carrot
  • 4 Shitake mushrooms
  • 5 Snow peas
Preparation:
  • Peel skin off taro, cut into pieces (approximately the size of a table tennis ball).
  • Cut pumpkin into triangle shapes and peel the skin if required.
  • Peel skin off radish thickly, and cut into 1.5cm thickness.
  • Peel skin off carrot and cut into 1cm thickness.
  • Remove stem of shitake mushroom, and cut 3 incisions shallowly across the surface.
  • String peas and cook for one minute in boiling water with a pinch of salt.
  • Soak Konbu and dried anchovy in water and put on low heat.
  • Take out Konbu just before the water starts boiling.
  • Simmer the anchovy for a further five minutes until water turns slightly yellow.
  • Put soy sauce, Mirin and Sake into water, add all vegetables except for snow peas.
  • Keep water at just below boiling for 30 minutes without cover.
  • Serve cooked vegetables with sauce and snow peas on top.

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Updated: 19 October 2006


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