Japanese style rice bowl~ How to make Okra rice bowl
When I was traveling in Japan, I ate okra with vegetables, and I fell in love with the texture and taste of okra. It looks like a pepper on the outside, but it tastes completely different. If you cut okra, it's pretty like a star, so it looks good and tastes good in any dish. Oak is a healthy vegetable because it has a lot of nutrients. Like Ma, it has a viscous ingredient called mucin, which is similar to the efficacy of Ma, and mucin helps skin health and has low calories, so it is good for diet, diabetes, and gastrointestinal health. It is also cultivated in Korea, and it is in season from August to October. These days, okra is more delicious because it's tender. I ordered Okra and Gongsimchae together from Haedul Farm on the Internet, and it was delivered fresh the next day. As soon as I got it, I fried it and made the rice bowl that I'm into these days. Okra is delicious even if it is lightly stir-fried, soft and delicious, but it is slightly viscous like natto, and when the okra seeds pop, it feels crunchy, so it tastes and texture is great. You can stir-fry the ingredients and put them on top of the rice, so it's good to cook it easily. To cook it neatly in Japanese style, I used only Japanese sukiyaki soy sauce and low-salt soy sauce red crab soy sauce. Two soy sauce is good enough
2 serving
Within 20 minutes
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Ingredients
  • Okay
    10ea
  • a public bond
    6ea
  • Eggs
    2ea
  • instant rice
    2bowl
  • soft tofu
    1pack
  • natto
    1ea
  • Soy sauce
    1ts
  • Soy sauce
    1ts
  • Cooking oil
    2spoon
Cooking Steps
STEP 1/12
Soak okra in 2 spoons of vinegar and disinfect it for about 5 minutes
STEP 2/12
Soak Gongsimchae in 2 spoons of vinegar and disinfect it for about 5 minutes. Rinse okra and gongsimchae in water and drain.
STEP 3/12
Cut okra into 4-5mm thick slices.
STEP 4/12
Cut Gongsimchae into 5cm long pieces.
STEP 5/12
Cover the soft tofu with a kitchen towel and drain.
STEP 6/12
Make a half-cooked egg.
STEP 7/12
Grease a frying pan over medium heat with oil and stir-fry okra.
STEP 8/12
Add 1 teaspoon of sukiyaki soy sauce and 1 teaspoon of red crab soy sauce to okra, stir-fry for about 5 minutes, and set aside in a bowl
STEP 9/12
In the same frying pan, add oil and cut Gongsimchae, add 1 tsp sukiyaki soy sauce, 1 tsp red crab soy sauce, and stir-fry for about 3 minutes. Normally, the stems and leaves are stir-fried separately, but Gongsimchae is so soft and crunchy, so I just stir-fried it together.
STEP 10/12
Add the natto or sauce and stir well until thread is made with chopsticks.
STEP 11/12
Place rice in a bowl, stir-fry okra, stir-fry Gongsimchae, soft tofu, natto, and top with fried eggs.
STEP 12/12
Okra, Gongsimchae, and seasoned natto, which are stir-fried with salty and savory sukiyaki sauce without soft tofu, were good without adding soy sauce because they fit well with rice.
I like the ingredients of the rice bowl because you can choose various ingredients according to your preference.
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