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The Asian Hot Pot Cookbook, Family-Friendly One Pot Meals

Gather your family and friends for the ultimate communal dinner!

In Asia, hot pots have long been a cornerstone of home-cooking--a one pot meal, shared at the table, with family and friends helping themselves from the communal pot. The key to a successful hot pot is the base broth, and in this book you'll find a wide variety of recipes for broths and sauces, along with complete recipes for Asian-style hot pots from Japan, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam and more!

In this book you'll find everything you need to start your Asian hot pot journey:

  • Hot pot equipment introduction

  • The basic components of a hot pot

  • How to serve hot pots at home

  • A glossary of Asian ingredients

  • 69 delicious recipes for hot pots including basic broths and sauces, side dishes and desserts


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Japanese Curry in a Hurry!

November 19, 2013 in Japanese Food

Japanese Curry is one of those comfort foods where the smell has such a strong connection for me with growing up.  I definitely remember having this dish in my youth and whenever I eat it, I think about my brother, sister and I sitting around our family table and having my parents ask for the run-down of our days. It makes me realize the importance of just sitting down with your family at meal time and eating TOGETHER. So, whenever we can I'm making a resolution to accommodate for my husband getting home later from work and to try our best to eat as a family as much as we can. I make it a bit different than the directions on the box - yes, the main part of this curry comes out of a box!  It's just tradition like this and honestly, I don't know how to make it any other way. So, try it out and you'll see that it tastes home made and is really easy!  * Important to note that if you want a more stewy type of tender beef curry then this will take longer to cook but if you use tri-tip you can just give the meat a quick fry for 'Japanese Curry in a Hurry'! I prefer to use chuck because I like the tenderness you can achieve with slow cooking.  

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Ingredients:

2 -3 lbs lean beef, like boneless chuck or for a quick fry use tri-tip (or chicken, lamb or shrimp)

2 1/2 lbs onions (I use one whole onion)

4-5 carrots cut thickly

2-3 potatoes cut thickly

4 tbsp cooking oil

6 cups water

1 box S&B Golden Curry Sauce Mix (available at most grocery stores in the Asian section or at an Asian specialty store)

Salt and Pepper to taste

Directions:

1. Cut potatoes and carrots in thick cuts on the diagonal.  Boil 6 cups of water in a large pot and add the carrots and potatoes in with some salt to tenderize, about 20 minutes.

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photo-112. Cut beef into cubes and chop onions finely. Add 4 tbsp cooking oil to a sauté pan and heat on high. If using chuck, cook meat in batches being careful that the pieces don't touch.  Remove and cook onions until tender.  If you are cooking tri-tip, chicken or shrimp, gently stir-fry until just tender. Set aside.

photo-103. In the same pot that the potatoes and carrots are in, add curry sauce cubes to the pot.  Turn heat to low and mix until completely melted in.

4. Add the cooked onions and meat.

5. Cover and reduce heat to low and let slow cook for 1.5 hours for tender beef. If you are using tri-tip, chicken, lamb or shrimp, you can serve immediately. Serve over a nice hot bowl of steamy rice or noodles.

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Enjoy!

Tags: chuck beef, curry, japanese curry, Japanese food, Japanese recipes, tender chuck
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