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For Osechi! Making Pounded Burdock Root with Soy Sauce Malt.. Making Pounded Burdock Root with Soy Sauce Malt. I bought a bent but fresh burdock root from a local farm. My mother would always add some sort of burdock root dish for "Osechi (new years feast)." I seasoned the dish with soy sauce malt I made this year.

To prevent it from turning brown and to remove any astringent taste, we typically submerge the root in water with a little bit of vinegar. Then, I decided to cook a dish that best brings out the flavour of burdock, such as Pounded Burdock Root with Sesame Sauce (Tataki Gobō). Tataki Gobō (たたき牛蒡) actually means 'pounded burdock' in Japanese, but as a dish it is always dressed with flavoured white sesame sauce. You can cook For Osechi! Making Pounded Burdock Root with Soy Sauce Malt. using 6 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of For Osechi! Making Pounded Burdock Root with Soy Sauce Malt.

1. Prepare 200 grams of Burdock Root (with the mud still on them).
2. Prepare 1 dash of Vinegar.
3. You need 1 tbsp of Toasted white sesame seeds.
4. Prepare 2 tsp of ●Soy sauce malt.
5. You need 1 dash of more than 1 tablespoon Sugar (If you have it, beet sugar).
6. Prepare 1 tsp of ●Vinegar.

Tazukuri is dried small sardines roasted with soy sauce, sugar and sake, and sprinkled with sesame seeds.. / Pounded Burdock. Gobou in Japanese means burdock, and Tataki-Gobou is pounded burdock. Recipe: Pounded burdock root with sesame sauce (Tataki gobo) Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ You can get burdock root at Grønland Frukt og Grønt. Unluckily the burdock roots you can get in Norway are a lot tasteless and more spongy than Japanese one.

For Osechi! Making Pounded Burdock Root with Soy Sauce Malt. instructions

1. Cut the burdock root into 4 cm pieces and pound with a pestle until soft. If they are thick, cut in half lengthwise. If you pound them too much, you won't be able to cut them in half, so be careful!.
2. Scrape off the skin and cut into 4 cm pieces. In a pot, add water (not listed) and vinegar, boil the burdock root until softened, and then drain in a colander..
3. Toast the sesame seeds if possible and grind in a mortar. Mix in the ingredients marked ●. This is the glaze..
4. Take the ingredients from Step 2 and while hot, coat generously with the glaze from Step 3. Dish up!.

Still you can enjoy the earthiness taste. Pounded Burdock Root with Sesame Sauce (Tataki Gobo) たたきごぼう. Chikuzenni (Simmered Chicken & Vegetables) 筑前煮 Gobo, in particular, was so fresh that tataki gobo in sesame dressing turned out to be the best ever of all the years I have been making it. Tom liked it so much and kept eating it, which made me worry that we might run out before serving it as part of osechi. Ozoni (Kanto-style) 関東風お雑煮 Top left:: Pounded burdock root Burdock roots are cooked until soft, pounded and then slit open.