Ingredients: dried eel, rice, lettuce, oil, miso, honey, cooking wine, soy sauce, soy sauce, sugar, starch, chicken essence, laver and white sesame.
Practice steps:
Step 1: Prepare the main ingredients. If you want a delicious meal, raw materials are very important. Therefore, rice should be chosen with small water absorption and full grains. Lin Wei is a yellow, transparent and sweet wine which is made of soju, rice koji and glutinous rice, saccharified and filtered after one or two months. In short, it is a wine condiment containing alcohol, polysaccharide and high sweetness. This is one of the main sources of Japanese flavor.
Step 2: Wash the rice twice, add a little oil, soak it for 15 minutes, and then stew it in a rice cooker.
Step 3, soak the dried eel in clean water for two hours until it becomes soft.
Step 4, remove the head and tail of the eel, cut it into sections, and add cooking wine to marinate for a while.
Step 5: Pour miso, honey, soy sauce, soy sauce, sugar and a little water into a bowl and mix well.
Step six, pat a layer of starch on the surface of the eel.
Step 7: Pour the oil into the pot and fry the eel until golden on both sides.
Step 8: At this point, pour in the sauce and simmer for a few minutes.
Step 9: Add chicken essence after collecting the juice.
Step 10: Pour oil into the wok, fry the lettuce until soft, add a little salt and take it out. After the rice is stewed, mix it with a shovel, put it in a bowl and put the fried lettuce on it.
Step 1 1: Put the eel on the lettuce and sprinkle with seaweed strips and white sesame seeds.