Recipes

wasabi

Soft grilled salt pork with 3 types of wasabi sauce

  • Vegetables
  • meat
  • Japanese style

Ingredients (4 servings)

 

A Wasabi Genovese
Wasabi leaf 5 piece (approx. 5g)
Komatsuna 5 piece (approx. 5g)
Powdered cheese 3g
Pine nut 5 grains (approx. 1g)
sliced ​​garlic 3 piece (approx. 1g)
salt 1g
Olive oil 60 tsp
Grated wasabi root 20g
BWascarpone
mascarpone cheese 50g
Grated wasabi root 10g
C Tororo Wasabi
Grated Yamato sweet potato 100g
Wasabi stalks (blanch, cool and chop finely) 3 bottle (about 10g)
Kelp soup stock 50 tsp
salt 3g
pork belly 500g
salt 30g
Wed 1800 tsp
White green onion Appropriate amount
Ginger Appropriate amount
potato starch a little
Salad oil Appropriate amount

Method

Add pork belly, white onion, ginger, and salt to a pot filled with water and simmer for 2 to 3 hours until tender.

Cut the meat into bite-sized pieces and sprinkle with potato starch.

Mix everything except the grated wasabi root in A with a mixer, then add the grated wasabi root.

mix B

mix C

Fry ❷ in a frying pan with salad oil, add A, B, and C on a plate, and serve!

Key Points

Point ❶
If you leave the boiled pork belly for a day and remove the floating oil, you can enjoy it refreshingly.

Point ❺
Add the kelp soup stock little by little to the grated Yamato sweet potato and mix well.

Adding fried wasabi leaves, grilled grated cheese, and finely chopped paprika gives it a vibrant color.

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*The recipe is information published in the August 30 issue of the Prefectural Newsletter.

Recommended ingredients from Shizuoka Prefecture

wasabi

wasabi

Shizuoka Prefecture is the birthplace of wasabi cultivation and has a history of 400 years.Nurtured by clear waters, it is characterized by a clear pungent taste and a clean aroma, and boasts the highest production volume of water wasabi in Japan.It has been designated as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System and a Japanese Agricultural Heritage System.