Monday, September 23, 2013

Kimpira Gobo


This is one of the very traditional Japanese dishes. Kimpira means strong, energetic, and gobo is a type of very unique Japanese vegetable. You might be surprised if you see actual gobo before it is cooked, because it looks like a root - and it is a type of root! And it's nutritious, and very very healthy. This is one of my very favorite dish. If I eat this with rice, I can not stop eating!



Kimpira Gobo

1 1/2 sticks gobo
1 carrots
2 TBS sugar
1 1/2 TBS soy sauce
1/2 TBS mirin
sesame oil
sesame

1. Cut gobo and carrots very thin like the phone
2. Heat sesame oil in the pan, and cook gobo and carrot to let it coat with sesame oil
3. Add sugar and cook a little more
4. Add soy sauce and mirin. Cook until liquid is gone.
5. Done!


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