Lightly swish the meat from side to side. The onomatopoeic sound of the meat being swirled around is “shabu-shabu” in Japanese, which is one explanation for this dish's name. If you cook the meat for too long, it will toughen up, so take it out of the soup soon after it changes...
The heart and soul of this shabu shabu lies in the broth. Whether you choose to make a rich soup stock from scratch or opt for the convenience of instant ramen, the key is to infuse it with flavors that will elevate your dining experience. Consider using beef or pork bones, garlic, gin...
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Korean mitbanchan are essential, well-preserved side dishes that can be made in large batches and kept on hand in the fridge for long periods of time. The most well-known example is kimchi. You can make a quick, delicious, nutritious meal with a few portions of mitbanchan served with fre...
This eggplant makes for a quick and simple vegetable side dish. Pineapple BBQ Japanese Ribs These spice-rubbed ribs are topped with a pineapple-ginger barbecue sauce and black and white sesame seeds. Miso-Ginger Marinated Salmon Watch Bobby cook this salmon perfectly with a crispy outside and a...
Outside of Singapore, this is more commonly known as a hotpot, specifically, the Mongolian Hotpot or the Japanese Shabu Shabu. It’s like soup cooked from scratch in a fondue. My family and I absolutely love this. The kids call it a steaming bird bath! They love dishing up bits of ...
Japan's favorite rice wine; used in cooking, marinading and as part of delicious dipping sauces. If you are unable to find sake, use dry sherry, vermouth or brandy. When consumed as a drink, it is served warm - stand the container in hot water for about 20 mins to warm sake. Can ...