Kiriboshi Daikon no Nimono
also called 切干大根の煮物 · kiriboshi daikon · kiriboshi daikon · きりぼしだいこん · 切り干し大根 · simmered dried daikon · dried radish strips
- Japanese Home Cooking
- serves 4
- recipe says 35 min
- Vegetables & Sides
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| The soaking water is not waste: it is sweeter than dashi, which is why there is none in this one. | ||
| 1 1/2 oz(40 g; dried shredded daikon)kiriboshi daikon | soak 15 min, keep the water | simmer 15 min, until dry |
| 2 cups(475 mL)warm water | ||
| 1/2(in matchsticks)carrot | fry 2 min | |
| 1 sheet(doused with boiling water to take the frying oil off, then sliced thin)abura-age | ||
| 2 tsp(10 mL)toasted sesame oil | ||
| 2 Tbs(30 mL)soy sauce | ||
| 1 Tbs(15 mL)mirin | ||
| 1 Tbs(15 mL)sake | ||
| 2 tspsugar | ||
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2soak 15 min, keep the water
3fry 2 min
4simmer 15 min, until dry
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- Start to finish
- 30 min
- Needs you
- 2 minthe rest you can walk away from
- If you get it wrong
- Forgiving — left wet it sours on the third day and you smell it before you taste it; cooked properly dry it will do four
soak 15 min, keep the water
15 minwalk awayfrom the start
fry 2 min
2 minneeds youfrom the start
simmer 15 min, until dry
15 minwalk away15 min in
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- you can walk away
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>> title: Kiriboshi Daikon no Nimono
>> category: Vegetables & Sides
>> tags: japanese, daikon, dried, abura-age, simmered, make ahead, pantry, vegetarian
>> counters: Japanese Home Cooking
>> aka: 切干大根の煮物, kiriboshi daikon, kiriboshi daikon, きりぼしだいこん, 切り干し大根, simmered dried daikon, dried radish strips
>> pairs-with: gohan, mentsuyu
>> servings: 4
>> time: 35 min
>> slack: forgiving — left wet it sours on the third day and you smell it before you taste it; cooked properly dry it will do four
>> step: The soaking water is not waste: it is sweeter than dashi, which is why there is none in this one.
Pantry to plate.
>> step: soak 15 min, keep the water
Soak @kiriboshi daikon{1 1/2%oz}(40 g; dried shredded daikon) in @warm water{2%cups}(475 mL) ~soak{15%min}, until it has roughly tripled and gone limp.
>> step: fry 2 min
Fry @carrot{1/2}(in matchsticks) and @abura-age{1%sheet}(doused with boiling water to take the frying oil off, then sliced thin) in @toasted sesame oil{2%tsp}(10 mL) in a #saucepan{} ~fry{2%min}.
>> step: simmer 15 min, until dry
Add @&(2)soaked daikon and its water{} to @&(~1)carrot and abura-age{} with @soy sauce{2%Tbs}(30 mL), @mirin{1%Tbs}(15 mL), @sake{1%Tbs}(15 mL) and @sugar{2%tsp}, and ~simmer{15%min} uncovered, until the pan is almost dry and what is left is clinging rather than pooling.