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To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook pork tsukune with nori seaweed using 5 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Pork Tsukune with Nori Seaweed:
- Prepare Minced Pork
- Make ready Crumbs Bread
- Make ready Miso
- Prepare Sugar
- Get Nori Seaweed (21cm x 19cm size)
Tear and add Nori to Dashi in a pot. When the Nori becomes thick, add Soy Sauce, Sake, and Mirin. Turn down to low heat and cook until liquid is almost gone. Soak seaweed in water until softened.
Steps to make Pork Tsukune with Nori Seaweed:
- Cut the Nori Seaweed into 16 equal pieces with kitchen scissor.
- Put the Minced pork, crumbs bread, miso and sugar in a bowl. Knead it well.
- Divide the meat into 16 equal amount and round into oval. Put the meat on each Nori seaweed.
- Put the Meat in the frying pan with Nori seaweed-side down. Heat the frying pan with low heat and cook for 1 minute. Turn over and cook with lid for 3 minutes more.
- Good for a light lunch meal or lunch Box.
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