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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook small new potatoes sautéed teriyaki style in sweet and sour miso using 9 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Small New Potatoes Sautéed Teriyaki Style in Sweet and Sour Miso:
- Prepare New potatoes (small-sized)
- Prepare 1 ■ Miso
- Take ■ Sugar
- Make ready ■ Sake
- Get ■ Mirin
- Take and 1/2 teaspoon ■ Soy sauce
- Take ■ Japanese soup stock (dashi)
- Get Sesame oil
- Prepare Vegetable oil (for sautéing)
This all depends on the cooking method, how the potatoes are prepared for. Wash the sweet potatoes and prick them. Stir-fried shredded potatoes are a popular dish in homes and restaurants all over Beijing. While most versions are salty and spicy, this one, shared with us by Beijing home cook Zhao Xiaobo, gets its mouthwatering sweet-and-sour flavor from sugar and Chinese black vinegar.
Steps to make Small New Potatoes Sautéed Teriyaki Style in Sweet and Sour Miso:
- Wash the potatoes and bake in a microwave unpeeled and test with skewer to tell if it is cooked all the way through. (The potatoes shown in the photo are about 4 cm diameter and were baked for 4 and 1/2 minutes at 600 W.)
- Combine the ingredients marked with a ■ . Be sure to thoroughly dissolve the miso.
- Heat oil in a wok, add potatoes, and sauté on medium heat, rotating them as you go, until the skins turn golden brown.
- Once the skins have browned, add the ingredients from Step 2, reduce to a slightly lower heat, then sauté while coating thepotatoes in sauce. Note - Be careful not to overcook, since the sauce easily burns.
- Once the liquid simmers down, the potatoes shine, and the sauce has thickened, add the sesame oil and sauté briefly before serving.
- If using peeled danshaku (white or Irish) potatoes: While simmering, the potatoes started breaking apart, and as a result, the coating was not shiny, but crumbly. However, this was also tasty!
Sweet & Sour Chicken - Takeout style Chinese chicken recipe made with crispy chicken and caramelized onions in a sweet and sour sauce. Mash the sweet potato and serve in bowls with the tofu, green beans, the dressing poured over and some spring onions sprinkled on top. Are sauteed potatoes even better than chips or just bubble and squeak without the cabbage? The waxy potatoes available here are often picked while they're small enough for salads, with skins as thin and delicate as a cobweb - peeling is definitely optional as far as I'm concerned. Wash the sweet potato, peel the skin and cut it into small chunks (not too thick as it will take longer to cook through).
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