Cauliflower liquor stolen

Sake-kasu is a salted dish made from bonito innards, and is known as a snack that pairs so well with sake that it makes you want to steal some. By boiling the sake and sake-kasu first, you can infuse the umami of the sake-kasu into the sake. Squeezing the egg mixture through gauze is called "tamagohiki," which gives it a smooth texture
Japanese food
Vegetable side dishes
Tamura Takashi
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Cooking time: 20 minutes
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How to make it
1

Add 1 teaspoon of salt to boiling water and boil the cauliflower, torn into bite-sized pieces, for about 3 minutes, then drain in a colander

2

Put the sake and sake kasu into a small pot and boil for about 2.5 minutes, then place the pot in ice water to cool. (Or turn off the heat and wait until it cools. If it's still hot, the egg yolks that will be added later will solidify.)

3

Once [2] has cooled, strain it through a colander (this will remove the tough, crunchy innards)

4

Combine [3] with two egg yolks and place in a large pot over a water bath. (If you combine them over an open flame, they will cook quickly, so cook them slowly over a water bath.)

5

Stir with chopsticks for about 2 minutes until thickened

6

Place the coated gauze on top of a bowl, pour the egg mixture from [5] on top of it, and squeeze out the mixture by pinching the gauze with chopsticks

7

Place the boiled cauliflower on a plate and pour plenty of the egg mixture with squeezed sake kasu over it to finish

material
  • cauliflower
    200g
  • salt
    1 tsp
  • Alcohol
    100cc
  • Alcohol stealing
    30~40g
  • egg yolk
    2 pieces
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