An eel and a Japanese ginger bound together with egg
Material :
Japanese ginger Two pieces
Grilled eels One sheet
Burdock 50g
Japanese honewort Small quantity
Egg Four pieces
Broth 150 cc
Soy sauce Tablespoon 1
Mirin Tablespoon 1
Sugar Tablespoon 1
[1]
A burdock is shaved and is soaked in water. A Japanese ginger is carried out in half lengthwise, and is cut finely.
[2]
An eel is cut in the size like a 1.5cm angle.
[3]
The juice into which the burdock, the Japanese ginger, and the eel were put is put into a pan, and it applies to fire.
[4]
If it boils, the Japanese honewort cut moderately will be put in and it will bind together with an egg, and the Japanese ginger cut also upwards is carried.
In Japan, an eel is eaten on "doyo-no-ushino-hi."
An eel's nutritive value is high and is effective for the prevention from fatigue from the summer heat.
Since this dish also uses a Japanese ginger fully, it leads also to the prevention from fatigue from the summer heat.
The ingredient which promotes appetite goes into a Japanese ginger, and stamina sticks with sushi and an eel now.
Now, an eel is eaten all the year round not only in a these days term.
Since many oil with the effect which improves blood circulation, and vitamin B counties good also for skin are included, I would like to supply in rare cases.
As for the kabayaki of the eel, the eel is on boiled rice.
The taste of Tare of a secret pokes up the fragrant scent burned by a charcoal fire for appetite.
Let's eat an eel, when it goes to Asakusa in Tokyo to travel.
* Kabayaki of an eel
The photograph of the kabayaki of an eel
Material :
Japanese ginger Two pieces
Grilled eels One sheet
Burdock 50g
Japanese honewort Small quantity
Egg Four pieces
Broth 150 cc
Soy sauce Tablespoon 1
Mirin Tablespoon 1
Sugar Tablespoon 1
[1]
A burdock is shaved and is soaked in water. A Japanese ginger is carried out in half lengthwise, and is cut finely.
[2]
An eel is cut in the size like a 1.5cm angle.
[3]
The juice into which the burdock, the Japanese ginger, and the eel were put is put into a pan, and it applies to fire.
[4]
If it boils, the Japanese honewort cut moderately will be put in and it will bind together with an egg, and the Japanese ginger cut also upwards is carried.
In Japan, an eel is eaten on "doyo-no-ushino-hi."
An eel's nutritive value is high and is effective for the prevention from fatigue from the summer heat.
Since this dish also uses a Japanese ginger fully, it leads also to the prevention from fatigue from the summer heat.
The ingredient which promotes appetite goes into a Japanese ginger, and stamina sticks with sushi and an eel now.
Now, an eel is eaten all the year round not only in a these days term.
Since many oil with the effect which improves blood circulation, and vitamin B counties good also for skin are included, I would like to supply in rare cases.
As for the kabayaki of the eel, the eel is on boiled rice.
The taste of Tare of a secret pokes up the fragrant scent burned by a charcoal fire for appetite.
Let's eat an eel, when it goes to Asakusa in Tokyo to travel.
* Kabayaki of an eel
The photograph of the kabayaki of an eel
