How to make simmered punpkin / simmered kabocha.(Japanese food recipe)かぼちゃの煮物の作り方(レシピ)

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  • ■This time is a recipe for Simmered pumpkin.(Japanese food recipe)かぼちゃの煮物の作り方(レシピ)
    ▼Simmered pumpkin recipes. [ 2-3 servings]
    [Ingredients]
    ・Pumpkin : 200-250g
    [Simmered pumpkin sauce]
    ・Water : 150g
    ・Soy sauce : 18g (1 tbsp)
    ・Mirin : 18g (1 tbsp)
    ・Sake : 15g (1 tbsp)
    ・Sugar : 10g (1 tbsp)
    ▼ Behind the shooting
    I made it because there was a surplus of pumpkin.
    All you have to do is make the sauce and simmer for 10 to 15 minutes, so it's very easy to make.
    Please adjust the simmer time to your liking for the hardness of the pumpkin (´ ▽ ` *)
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    *Depending on the manufacturer, the seasoning may taste slightly thicker or thinner, so please adjust it to your liking.
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    ■今回は、プロが作る「かぼちゃの煮物」の簡単な作り方を紹介します。
    ▼かぼちゃの煮物(レシピ)[2-3人前]
    [材料]
    ・かぼちゃ : 200-250g
    [煮込みのソース]
    ・水 : 150g
    ・醤油 : 18g (大さじ1)
    ・みりん : 18g (大さじ1)
    ・料理酒 : 15g(大さじ1)
    ・砂糖 : 2g(大さじ1)
    ▼撮影の裏側
    かぼちゃが余っていたので作りました。
    ソースさえ作れば、あとは10分~15分煮込むだけなので非常に簡単に作れます。
    かぼちゃの固さはお好みで煮込みの時間を調節してください(´▽`*)
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Komentáře • 11

  • @harumarecipe
    @harumarecipe  Před 3 lety +2

    Thanks for watching.
    I made a video of Japanese side dish "Simmered pumpkin".(かぼちゃの煮物/Kabocha no nimono)
    After making the sauce, just simmer for 10 to 15 minutes!
    It's easy to make and delicious, so it's recommended!
    I hope this helps you(´▽`*)

  • @reno-koreanfoodlover6569
    @reno-koreanfoodlover6569 Před 3 lety +2

    I love your enthusiasm!

  • @user-fd6rz2li3b
    @user-fd6rz2li3b Před 3 lety +2

    Your food look delicious, i feel hungry !

  • @sangbae1984
    @sangbae1984 Před 5 měsíci

    If we have no foil, will it be different to just cover it with the pan cover?

    • @harumarecipe
      @harumarecipe  Před 5 měsíci

      Konnichiwa! (*´▽`*)/
      [The effect of simmer with aluminum foil]
      In Japan, it is called "Otoshibuta".
      *Otoshibuta = drop lid
      ●Prevents food from falling apart.
      Foods are less likely to move, preventing them from colliding with each other and breaking up.
      ●Allows the flavor to soak in evenly.
      The simmering broth hits the aluminium foil (drop-lid) and convection currents are created, allowing the broth to spread evenly throughout the pot.
      You can simmer with less broth.
      ●Prevents sudden boiling
      Because the soup is simmered while evaporating moderately, it is less likely to be boiled down.
      In Japan, there is a culture of "Otoshibuta" when making simmered dish.
      I think you can make it with a pan cover, but the finish may be slightly different.
      I hope this was helpful to you. \(*´▽`*)/

  • @gamerhalim4717
    @gamerhalim4717 Před rokem +1

    Was okay to eat with skin?

    • @harumarecipe
      @harumarecipe  Před rokem +2

      Yes, Kabocha squash skins are edible.
      However, if the skin is damaged, it will be hard and feel bad.
      In that case it's best to remove it. (*´▽`*)

  • @jayshreedhiren
    @jayshreedhiren Před rokem +1

    Thanks for vegetarian japanese recipe. My family love japanese food but as v r vegetarian it has very less choice.

    • @harumarecipe
      @harumarecipe  Před rokem

      I will continue to invent and make various vegetable cooking recipes in the future! (*´▽`*)/