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weedy

weedy

I made an Udon dish out of my head (so no claim of authenticity)

 

I sautéed some garlic and onion in oil with some Japanese chile paste. Then added some cherry stone clams and some water and Dashi base and let them steam open.

i added a handful of beech mushrooms for a minute.  

Then I puréed that lot and returned it to the wipes clean pot. 

 

In another pan I sautéed garlic and chopped Chinese broccoli until wilted and stems were softened. 

I added that to the clam soup base. 

 

Then I lightly scored about 3/4 of a pound of cuttlefish and fried them in the garlic oil left from the broccoli until slightly golden. 

Tossed them to cook the other side. 

Held. 

 

Lastly i quick boiled some fresh udon noodles. 

 

Added the Udon and another handful of uncooked beech mushrooms to the soup/sauce and stirred. 

 

Plated that with the fried cuttlefish on top and a bit and of fresh coriander. 

 

It was very decent (if I do say so myself) and vaguely modern Japanese (in a Nobu or Morimoto kind of way). 

 

Basically i I was bored with my usual repertoire!

 

 

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weedy

weedy

I made an Udon dish out of my head (so no claim of authenticity)

 

I sautéed some garlic and onion in oil with some Japanese chile paste. Then added some cherry stone clams and some water and Dashi base and let them steam open.

i added a handful of beech mushrooms for a minute.  

Then I puréed that lot. 

 

In another pan I sautéed garlic and chopped Chinese broccoli until wilted and stems were softened. 

I added that to the clam soup base. 

 

Then I lightly scored about 3/4 of a pound of cuttlefish and fried them in the garlic oil left from the broccoli until slightly golden. 

Tossed them to cook the other side. 

Held. 

 

Lastly i quick boiled some fresh udon noodles. 

 

Added the Udon and another handful of uncooked beech mushrooms to he soil and stirred. 

 

Plated that with the fried cuttlefish on top and a bit and of fresh. coriander. 

 

It was very decent (if I do say so myself) and vaguely modern Japanese (in a Nobu or Morimoto kind of way). 

 

Basically i I was bored with my usual repertoire!

 

 

2657DA24-1A51-4CE8-B169-5E48B9C1BC1E.jpeg

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