Smooth Festive Namasu
Smooth Festive Namasu

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Great recipe for Smooth Festive Namasu. Just like using daikon radish to make sashimi garnish, I wondered if namasu would be delicious on the same way. That is how I have made namasu ever since. It takes a bit of time, but I think it tastes great.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook smooth festive namasu using 8 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Smooth Festive Namasu:
  1. Get 1/3 Daikon radish
  2. Take 30 grams Kintoki Carrots
  3. Take 1 dash Salt
  4. Make ready 2 tbsp ● Soft light brown sugar
  5. Make ready 3 tbsp ● Vinegar
  6. Take 1 dash less than 1 gram ● Konbu dashi stock
  7. Prepare 1 tsp ● Honey
  8. Prepare 1 Yuzu peel

In the old days, the difference between festive days and normal days were quite distinct. MOCHI (rice cake) was a food eaten only for celebrations, as was O-ZONI (rice cake and soup), one of the most important foods in Japan. Mochi was a food mythically prepared for the gods, and communities often included it in soup. Toss prepared vegetables with spice mix, sesame and olive oil.

Instructions to make Smooth Festive Namasu:
  1. Peel the daikon into strips. Do it as thickly as you like. Peel it by cutting up and down with the knife.
  2. It's okay if it breaks a little in the process. Cut into approximate sizes, move them to the side, and then cut into fine strips. Slide the knife along.
  3. You will be able to cut thin strips that are smooth on the cross-cut. It might be hard to tell by the picture?
  4. Cut the carrots into thin strips as well. They are hard, so it is dangerous to cut it in the katsura style like the daikon radish×. Just cut them into thin strips like normal. Move the knife back and forth as much as possible to make them smooth.
  5. Place the daikon radish and carrots into a bowl, sprinkle with salt, and mix.
  6. After it has softened and the water content has come out, lightly squeeze it, cut the yuzu skin into thin strips and combine it with the ● ingredients, and then mix it in.
  7. Cover with plastic wrap, and let sit in the fridge.
  8. Let it sit overnight to let the sweet vinegar soak in, and it is done.

Mochi was a food mythically prepared for the gods, and communities often included it in soup. Toss prepared vegetables with spice mix, sesame and olive oil. Place in a single layer on a large oiled pan. Bake for another hour, allowing vegetables to steam. Took out the soft cooked beetroot and leave to cool, then remove the skin and cut into chunks.

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