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Japanese Beef Rolls – Asian Food Recipes

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Recipe ingredients and directions:

4 oz carrot, peeled, cut 6" long x 1/4" square

4 oz burdock root, scraped, cut 6" x 1/4" or 4 oz green onion, in 6" lengths

1/4 cup water

1 tsp sugar

1 tsp soy sauce

4 oz green beans, trimmed

2 cups water

1/4 tsp salt

10 oz thinly sliced beef, cut in ~2" wide strips

cornstarch or potato starch for dusting

1 tbsp veg oil

1/4 cup water

1 tbsp sugar

1 tbsp sake or dry white wine

1 tbsp mirin (sweet rice cooking wine)

3 tbsp soy sauce

After cutting burdock, put it in some water with a dash of vinegar

for several minutes to keep it from darkening, then rinse before

cooking. Bring simmering liquid to boil, add carrot and burdock

and simmer 5 min till done. If using onion in place of burdock,

don’t simmer it, although you can pour some boiling water over

onion to remove bitterness, if desired. Parboil the beans in 2

cups salted water 3 min, then rinse in cold water.

Lay out beef strips on work surface and dust cornstarch over them.

Gather 2-3 pieces each of carrot, burdock (or onion) and beans into

bunches, and lay the end of a bunch on the end of a piece of beef

so that they make the 2 sides of an "L" shape. Begin rolling the

bunch so that the beef starts to gradually spiral up along the

outside of the vegetables, fully enclosing the bunch without any

gaps. Use toothpicks to secure ends when done, to prevent unrolling.

Saute rolls in oil until slightly browned all over, turning

occasionally. Add broth to pan, then simmer 5 min, turning rolls

to coat.

To serve, cool slightly and cut in 1-2" slices, pouring remaining

sauce on each several-slice portion. Garnish with a leafy green

such as watercress.

Category: Asian Recipes

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