daikon | to | butaniku | no | nimono |
大根 | と | 豚肉 | の | 煮物 |
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Stew of Japanese white radish with pork |
Serves 1-2 |
1 Tbsp sesame oil | heat | fry on medium heat until getting light brown and semi-transparent | add | keep on low heat for 7-8 min | boil until the water is gone | add as topping |
Daikon | cut in 7-8mm thick half circles | |||||
100g pork (rib meat, very thinly sliced) | cut in 3x4cm big pieces | |||||
175ml water | mix | |||||
1Tbsp soy sauce | ||||||
1tsp sugar | ||||||
1tsp mirin (sweet sake) | ||||||
fried tofu (namaage) | pour over boiling water to remove unwanted oil | cut once in the length and then in 7-8mm thick slices | ||||
2-3 bannounegi | cut in 3-4cm pieces |
Copyright Jorg Entzinger 2006
Note 1: Daikon = UK: Japanese white radish; NL: Rammenas; D: Rettich
Note 2: bannou negi = UK: super long (chinese) chive; NL: reuze-bieslook. You can use some more normal chive/bieslook as well.
final dish, daikon and bannou-negi