The taste of Japanese style pig's pilaf

pig muscles:100g egg:2 meal:moderate amount bread cutting:moderate amount onion:half black pepper:a few salt:a few Japanese soy sauce:three teaspoons flavoring (you can add sugar with sake:two teaspoons sugar:half teaspoon seaweed (not required):a few white sesame:a few sushi vinegar (not required):a few sesame oil (not allowed):a few https://cp1.douguo.com/upload/caiku/4/8/c/yuan_48b4640587723dd98678bf2b3b10bbcc.jpg

The taste of Japanese style pig's pilaf

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The taste of Japanese style pig's pilaf

The delicious fried muscles are soaked in the medium-sized egg juice. It's super satisfying to add the sauce.

Cooking Steps

  1. Step1:Slice the inner muscles into 1.5cm thick slices. Personally, I like to mix the rice with sushi vinegar, sesame oil and sesam

  2. Step2:Marinate with a little salt and black pepper for 15 minute

  3. Step3:Put it in the fresh-keeping bag. Use a hammer to loosen it

  4. Step4:Take a picture of raw mea

  5. Step5:Dip in the eg

  6. Step6:Last roll up and wra

  7. Step7:Put it in the oil pan and fry it until golden (or air fry it

  8. Step8:Shredded onion, add Japanese soy sauce, flavoring, sugar, boil over low heat, slightly dens

  9. Step9:Put in the fried pig scratc

  10. Step10:Break up an egg. Don't break it up. Just separate it a little bit

  11. Step11:Sprinkle the egg on the pig. Cover the pot and turn off the fire 30 seconds later

  12. Step12:On ric

  13. Step13:Sesame seawee

  14. Step14:Open to ea

Cooking tips:I like the egg liquid in 67 minutes. The bibimbap is slippery. If you don't like the raw one, you can cook well and have skills.

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