Simmered Komatsuna Greens and Satsuma-Age
Simmered Komatsuna Greens and Satsuma-Age

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A fresh-tasting vegetable side like this Simmered Fried Tofu and Greens (油揚げと青菜の煮浸し) is sometimes the best part of the meals! In this recipe, I use Komatsuna, Japanese mustard spinach, which you can find in Japanese grocery stores or local farmers market. Komatsuna has long, slender stems with large, bright green spoon-shaped leaves.

To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook simmered komatsuna greens and satsuma-age using 6 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Simmered Komatsuna Greens and Satsuma-Age:
  1. Prepare 1 bunch Komatsuna
  2. Take 2 to 3 pieces Satsuma-age
  3. Make ready 400 ml Dashi stock
  4. Take 1 tbsp Sake
  5. Make ready 2 tbsp Usukuchi soy sauce
  6. Make ready 2 tbsp Mirin

Buy komatsuna seeds in packet to bulk quantities. We stock a wide range of greens seeds. Komatsuna is one of our favorite Asian greens. You can plant it from early spring through fall and eat the leaves, stems, and even flower heads; it survives the winter happily in an unheated tunnel or under row cover.

Steps to make Simmered Komatsuna Greens and Satsuma-Age:
  1. Cut the komatsuna into suitable sizes. Slice the satsuma-age into 1cm thick. (If you're using mizuna, slice it thinner.)
  2. Boil dashi stock in a pot and add all of the seasonings. Add satsuma-age and simmer quickly so it gives off its flavour.
  3. Add the stems of komatsuna, then when they've softened, add the leaves. Simmer for 3 to 4 minutes, watching closely to make sure it doesn't overcook, and serve.
  4. If you use mizuna leaves, it's tasty to slice the satsuma-age even more thinly than usual.

You can use the leaves fresh when young. - Marinated komatsuna greens. and grilled shiitake mushroom in soy-based sauce. - Shusai Main course. - Simmered beef in miso-based ginger sauce. - Stir-fried pickled takana greens and spicy cod roe with boiled baby sardines over steamed rice. See recipes for Komatsuna and Enoki Mushrooms with Sesame Sauce too. Komatsuna gets its name from the Komatsugawa district, which includes Edogawa, Katsushika and Adachi wards. Tokyo was the second-largest regional It is also called spinach mustard, Komatsuna has dark green leaves that are rich in calcium and often quite glossy. They can be harvested at any.

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