Did you see the moon last night??
It was GORGEOUS!! Absolutely gorgeous!!
When I woke up to go to toilet in the middle of night, outside was super bright like daytime because of the moon light!!
I wanted to bathe in the moon but it was a bit too early so I went straight back to the bed..(^-ω-^)Zzz
Oh, well...
Today's menu is 牛丼―GYU-DON―
'DON' is short for 'DONBURI'.
'DONBURI' means a big rice bowl literary.
But when it comes after some food like 'GYU-DON', this 'DON' means 'rice bowl dishes'.
'GYU' means 'Beef'.
Yes, today's menu is 'a bowl rice of topped with beef'.
There are several 'DONBURI' such as 'KATSU-DON', 'OYAKO-DON'...
I'll introduce them here eventually.
There are several franchised GYU-DON restaurants in Japan and their GYU-DON costs only $3.50 and Yum!!! So I'm not willing to pay more than that for GYU-DON..
Oh well...
Ingredients are:
*Beef ― 'usually' use thin sliced beef.
*Onion ― Sliced one.
This is it usually.
But I want to eat as much vegetable as possible, so I add carrots and green peppers.
And of course, thin sliced beef is expensive in Australia, I use beef mince instead.
Why not?!
This time, it was about 250g mince, I think...
Now, let's cook!!
Firstly cook beef in a pot with oil. Add about a table spoon of sugar and cook.
When beef is almost cooked, add vegetables and cook more.
Toss about two pinches of HONDASHI and about a half glass of water.
Pour about a table spoonful of soy sauce, about half a table spoon of SAKE and MIRIN.
Stew until ingredients are all cooked.
When it is ready, serve it on the top of rice!
Tadaaaan!!
Here's GYU-DON!!!
(But actually, this is not quite Gyu-don, so I usually call it 'Pinga Special'.)
Now...
♪いただきま~す♪
Please note that this is my way to cook.
When I worked at a Japanese take way shop, they served GYU-DON but they cooked it in a total different way.
Still, mine is as yummy as theirs or maybe better (*ノ▽ノ) Kekekeke
At least, mine doesn't cost $8.80/serving but only $3.00 for three servings!!!
Also please note that the amount of condiments is rough because I usually do not scale them!! lol
So you should taste while cooking and adjust the taste as you like (*'-')b
In addition, you can add a raw egg (of course, fresh one!!) on the top of GYU-DON or add an egg in a pot and stew before you serve if you like.
I cooked pasta salad as well this time.
It is easy so I do not think I need write a recipe of it.
I usually use..
*Cucumber
*Carrot ― Microwave before you chop so it is cooked a bit
*Onion ― Thin sliced and wash with cold water to get rid of the bitter taste. And of course squeeze water.
*Corn or boiled egg ― For the color of yellow
*Ham
The important point is 'Use Japanese mayonnaise'!!!!
Also I pour a bit of AJI-SHIO-KOSYO and a little bit soy sauce to give a hidden taste.
My pasta salad is always popular!!
Ooops, now, darling can cook MY pasta salad...( ゚ ▽ ゚ ;)
♪ごちそうさまでした~♪
o(〃^▽^〃)o
Please refer the blog of Basic for condiments that I uses today.
This is super yum!!
返信削除Thank you, Rossy!
返信削除You're the only person who knows how these dishes taste:)
So I'm glad to know you like it!! X