Shabu-Shabu
Shabu-shabu is a Japanese hotpot dish featuring thinly sliced meat and fresh vegetables cooked quickly in a savory broth. Diners cook their own food at the table, dipping each piece into flavorful sauces before eating. It is a communal and interactive meal perfect for sharing.
En original oppskrift av Forkin
- Total tid
- 50 min
- Porsjoner
- 4
- Vanskelighetsgrad
- Middels
Allergeninformasjon: kan inneholde fisk, soya og soyabønner. Kontroller alltid ingredienspakningen hvis du har en allergi.
Forberedelser
Ingredienser
main
- 400 gboneless ribeye, very thinly sliced
vegetables
- 0,5 stk.napa cabbage, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 8 stk.shiitake mushroom, stems removed
- 100 genoki mushroom, separated
- 4 stk.scallion, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 300 gtofu, firm, cut into 1-inch cubes
broth
- 6 koppdashi stock
- 10 gkombu, dried kelp
dipping sauce
- 0,5 koppponzu sauce
- 0,5 koppsesame sauce
Utstyr
portable burner · serving platters · small bowls · chopsticks · large pot
Fremgangsmåte
Trinn for trinn
- 1
Arrange the very thinly sliced boneless ribeye and all the prepared vegetables (napa cabbage, shiitake mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, scallions, and tofu) attractively on separate platters and set aside.
Omtrent 15 min
Kokkens tips: Slicing meat thinly is easiest when it's partially frozen.
- 2
In a large pot or hotpot, combine the dashi stock and kombu. Bring the broth to a gentle simmer over medium heat.
Omtrent 10 min
Kokkens tips: Do not boil the kombu rapidly, as it can make the broth bitter.
- 3
Once simmering, remove the kombu from the pot.
- 4
Place the pot in the center of your dining table on a portable burner to maintain a gentle simmer throughout the meal.
- 5
Provide individual bowls for each diner, along with small dishes for the ponzu sauce and sesame sauce.
- 6
Diners will use chopsticks to pick up a piece of meat or vegetable and swish it in the simmering broth for a few seconds until cooked to their liking.
Kokkens tips: Meat cooks very quickly, typically 10-20 seconds.
- 7
Once cooked, dip the item into either the ponzu sauce or sesame sauce before eating.
Kokkens tips: Add harder vegetables like napa cabbage earlier to cook longer if desired.
- 8
Continue cooking and eating until all ingredients are enjoyed.
Omtrent 20 min
Kokkens tips: The broth will become richer as more ingredients are cooked in it.
Hold den god
Store any leftover cooked meat and vegetables separately in airtight containers in the refrigerator.
Reheat cooked ingredients gently in a microwave or by adding them back to hot broth.