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Japanese Radish (Daikon) Steak (serves 8)
Japanese Radish (Daikon) Steak This is the standard tasty dish for when the large white Japanese radish daikon is in season!

By boiling the daikon till it is nice and firm, it will make you a good main dish in no time. Very simply done, so you do not lose the original flavor of the daikon!


Japanese Radish (daikon) Steak
Ingredients
1 daikon radish, 1 bag Vegetas soup mix, water.

Grape seed oil, soy sauce, spring onions or Japanese leek.


[Recipe]
1) Cut the daikon into 8 equal sections, cut a cross into the lower end of each, and then arrange in a saucepan. Pour in just enough water to cover the daikon sections and then add the Vegetas soup mix and heat. Boil till soft.

2) Chop the spring onions (or Japanese leeks) into thin round slices.

3) Heat some grape seed oil in a frying pan, arrange the boiled daikon sections in the pan and bake. When they start to get nice and brown, pour in some soy sauce and keep heating till a nice brown colour.

4) Place each cooked daikon section on a plate and decorate with the chopped spring onions or Japanese leeks.


[Made with the following vegetarian ingredients]
Grape seed oil
Vegeta soup powder
Japanese soy sauce
Light and Waves Natural Water
Grape seed oil
Vegeta soup powder
Japanese soy sauce
Light and Waves Natural Water

[Staff comment]
I love daikon! This recipe really sinks or swims on the natural flavor of the daikon!

Healthy and delicious; if you're looking for a recipe that is easy to make, this is the one for you!


[Customer feedback]
I often eat boiled daikon, but not baked in a frying pan – that was something new to me! My husband was also surprised by the taste of the daikon. He sprinkled Tabasco on his second one and apparently that was quite delicious!
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