Discover the Delightful Flavors of Mille Feuille Nabe: A Scrumptious Pork Hot Pot ミルフィーユ鍋
Just One Cookbook
3 min, 23 sec
Nami from Just One Cookbook demonstrates how to prepare a quick Japanese hot pot dish with Napa cabbage and pork belly, served with ponzu sauce and Japanese spices.
Summary
- Nami introduces the dish and prompts viewers to subscribe for updates.
- She starts by making a dashi broth with water, dashi packets, sake, soy sauce, and salt.
- Nami prepares the ingredients: slices ginger and green onion, cuts and washes Napa cabbage, and layers pork belly slices with cabbage leaves.
- The cabbage and pork belly layers are tightly packed in a pot, ginger is inserted between layers, and the broth is poured over before cooking.
- After cooking until the cabbage and pork belly are tender, the hot pot is served with ponzu sauce, green onions, and Japanese seven spice.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Nami demonstrates how to prepare the dashi broth that will be used in the hot pot.
- In a saucepan, she boils water with two dashi packets over medium heat.
- After reducing the heat and simmering, she adds sake, soy sauce, and kosher salt.
- She turns off the heat and keeps the broth covered.
Chapter 3
Nami prepares the ginger, green onion, Napa cabbage, and pork belly for layering in the hot pot.
- She slices ginger and green onion, cuts the Napa cabbage into quarters, and washes and drains the leaves.
- Pork belly slices are placed between the cabbage leaves, with extra slices added to the outer layers.
Chapter 4
Nami cuts and assembles the cabbage and pork belly in the pot, adding ginger slices and pouring in the broth.
- The core is cut off and the cabbage is cut into pieces, then assembled in a large pot starting from the edges.
- Ginger slices are inserted between layers, and the prepared dashi broth is added.
- The pot is cooked covered on medium-high heat until boiling, then simmered on medium-low.
Chapter 5
Nami completes the cooking process, serves the hot pot, and provides additional recipe suggestions.
- The dish is cooked until the Napa cabbage and pork belly are tender, for approximately 8 to 10 minutes.
- It's served hot with a dipping sauce made of ponzu, green onions, and Japanese seven spice.
- Nami suggests other hot pot recipes and bids farewell to the viewers.
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