Kabocha no Nimono (Soy-Braised Japanese Pumpkin) π Japanese Fasting π―π΅
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Description
Tender kabocha pumpkin gently simmered in kombu dashi with soy and mirinβsweet-savory, silky, and naturally vegan. π
Hook
Autumn comfort in clean Japanese flavorsβsoft, glossy, and melt-in-mouth! π
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Autumn comfort in clean Japanese flavorsβsoft, glossy, and melt-in-mouth! π
Ingredients
Servings: 4
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Preparation
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Total Time
π Preparation: 10 min
π₯ Cooking: 20 min
π€ Rest: 5β10 min
β° Total: 35β40 min
π₯ Cooking: 20 min
π€ Rest: 5β10 min
β° Total: 35β40 min
Nutritional Value
π½οΈ Calories: 140 kcal
π₯© Protein: 2 g
π₯ Carbohydrates: 32 g
π’οΈ Fat: 0.6 g
π§ Sodium: 560 mg
π₯© Protein: 2 g
π₯ Carbohydrates: 32 g
π’οΈ Fat: 0.6 g
π§ Sodium: 560 mg
π₯ 140 kcal πͺ 2 g protein π 32 g carbs π§ 0.6 g fat
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Advice
Use a drop-lid (otoshibuta) so pieces stay submerged and donβt jostle apart. π₯’
Why it works π‘
The lid reduces agitation and evaporation, cooking evenly while concentrating a shiny, delicate glaze.
Twist πΆοΈ
Add 4β5 thin ginger slices to the simmering liquid, or swap sugar for maple syrup (12 ml / 1 tbsp / 0.4 fl oz) for a softer sweetness.
Why it works π‘
The lid reduces agitation and evaporation, cooking evenly while concentrating a shiny, delicate glaze.
Twist πΆοΈ
Add 4β5 thin ginger slices to the simmering liquid, or swap sugar for maple syrup (12 ml / 1 tbsp / 0.4 fl oz) for a softer sweetness.
Status
Gentle, glossy, and deeply comfortingβpure Japanese home cooking. β¨π #grannyzen #kabocha
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