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Public Chinese Cooking Class

Nice weather today
  Today, a Chinese cooking class was held at a public cooking class. The lecturer is Mrs. Machiko Hasuda, the owner of Soukahanten, who is known to those in the know. Mr. Hasuda A.JPG The menu consists of 5 items: baked brown rice vermicelli, stir-fried sweet potato with green onion oil, stir-fried three-fold beans and pickled mustard greens, plum meat-flavored potato salad, and sweet and sour pork with raw gluten. Chinese food.JPG The concept of this time is "You can make it without special Chinese ingredients!" (If I had to say it, it would be about dried shrimp.) The instructor, Mr. Hasuda, is a graduate of Seishoku Cooking School. For more than 10 years, she has been invited as a special lecturer to classes such as public cooking classes. Mr. Hasuda B.JPG It takes some ingenuity to create a Chinese flavor with ordinary seasonings.Add white onions to sesame oil to make green onion oil.At the time of this preparation, a fragrant smell filled the outside of the classroom. Green onion oil.JPG Now, start practicing.We divide up the work by steaming the taro, chopping the green onions, and removing the stems of the beans. Taro stuffed.JPG Green onion.JPG Green beans.JPG A large amount of XNUMX degree beans are used after passing through the oil. Bean oiling.JPG With the crater in full operation, we will challenge stir-fry. Pan-fried Chinese food.JPG This is namafu.You can eat it as it is, but you can also use it as a substitute for sweet and sour pork by dusting it with potato starch and deep-frying it. Namafu Katakuri.JPG The chewy texture supports the voluminous feeling of eating. Fried namafu.JPG The steamed potatoes are dressed with a plum-based dressing. Potatoes.JPG Ume flesh is made by pounding umeboshi. Seared Umeboshi.JPG It's done Tasting public Chinese food.JPG Some were seasoned well, but they weren't heavy, so they were very easy to eat. Professor Hasuda, thank you very much. Thank you to everyone who participated.