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Faithfully reproduces in a croquette the sukiyaki flavour that the Japanese love so much!
No sauce, just the nostalgic flavour of home-made cooking.
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Sukiyaki-flavour croquettes
Ingredients
A: 12 potatoes, 6 long Japanese leeks, 1 segment of garlic
B: Appropriate amounts of unbleached white wheat flour, bread crumbs, grape seed oil
C: 5 tablespoons of mirin, 3 tablespoons of Japanese soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of sake, 1 tablespoon maple syrup, 1 sachet Vegeta soup powder (powder removed from the sachet)
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[Recipe]
1) Boil the potatoes until soft, then mash.
2) Cut the leeks into small bite-sized pieces, and fry in a frying pan with the finely chopped garlic. When nice and soft, add the ingredients in C and simmer for about one minute.
3) Mix 2) well with the potatoes from 1), and divide into 12 croquette-shaped pieces.
4) Add a little water to the flour to make the batter and coat the potato pieces from 3), then coat in bread crumbs. Fry in grape seed oil till a nice foxy brown.
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[Made with the following vegetarian ingredients]
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Light and Waves natural water
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Grape seed oil
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Japanese soy sauce
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Vegeta soup powder
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Maple syrup
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Unbleached white wheat flour
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Natural yeast bread crumbs
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[Staff comment]
It's good that it doesn't need a sauce as it's probably tasty to can eat it cold later! A nice crispy croquette to get your teeth into! |
[Customer feedback]
So simple to make croquettes just with potatoes and a batter very easily made with just flour and water! I used to think making croquettes was such a nuisance, but now I can make them anytime. They have a really nice flavour! |
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