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Conger Eel Cooled with Egg and Burdock



Conger Eel Cooled with Egg and Burdock



Satoshi Aoyama Japanese Cuisine Study Room
Satoshi Aoyama


Ingredients

Serves 4

Main ingredients:
Conger eel (fillet) 240g
Burdock root 1/2
Fresh bean curd 1 sheet
Japanese parsley 1/2 bunch
Eggs 4
Powdered Japanese pepper seeds

Seasoned stock
Stock 600cc
Dark-colored soy sauce 100cc
Mirin 100cc
Sugar 1 tablespoon
Sake 2 tablespoons



Directions

1. Cut the conger eel open and remove the dorsal fin and bones in the ventral area. Cut into 20g pieces and lightly sprinkle with sake and salt.(Conger Eel Soup)

Ingredients 2. Wash the soil off the surface of the burdock root. Cut into shavings and soak them in water.

3. Cut the bean curd and Japanese parsley into 4 - 5cm pieces.


 Photo 2 4. Combine the ingredients for the seasoned stock in a pan, add the burdock root shavings and bring to a boil. Add the bean curds and conger eel. When the surface of the fish turns white, add the Japanese parsley. Lightly beat the eggs and pour in the pan. When the eggs are half done, cover and remove from the heat. (*Tip)

5. Sprinkle the powdered Japanese pepper seeds over the dish according to preference.



Tip

  • If the eggs are beaten too much, the dish does not turn out fluffy. Also, the eggs become hard if they are cooked too long. So, remove them from the heat while they are still half done, then cover to allow the eggs to cook a little more in the remaining heat.



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