A Chef's Recipe for Umeboshi Flavored Hamburger & Steak Sauce
A Chef's Recipe for Umeboshi Flavored Hamburger & Steak Sauce

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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook a chef's recipe for umeboshi flavored hamburger & steak sauce using 4 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make A Chef's Recipe for Umeboshi Flavored Hamburger & Steak Sauce:
  1. Make ready 2 Umeboshi
  2. Take 2 tbsp Alcohol (red or white wine)
  3. Get 2 tbsp Mirin
  4. Make ready 1 tsp Soy sauce

This Japanese condiment is very salty and tart and is a popular adjunct to most Japanese meals, including breakfast. Umeboshi paste is super flavorful, surprisingly versatile, and can provide a myriad of health benefits. I first learned about umeboshi paste—the Japanese condiment made of pureed, fermented ume fruit—from my all-time favorite cookbook, The Cranks Bible by Nadine Abensur. Good umeboshi will keep for years, and some say that aging them further improves the quality and flavor.

Steps to make A Chef's Recipe for Umeboshi Flavored Hamburger & Steak Sauce:
  1. For how to make the steak, please refer to. You don't need the garlic chips! - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/150256-fried-egg-rice-bowl
  2. For a delicious hamburger steak recipe, please look at. Of course, you won't need the sauce! - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/154231-direct-from-a-former-steak-chef-the-golden-ratio-for-hamburger-steak
  3. This sauce is super easy and delicious! Remove the pits from the umeboshi and mash them up. Add all the seasoning ingredients.
  4. This is the frying pan that I cooked the steak or hamburger in. I usually just wipe it up without washing it.
  5. Add the sauce to the pan! Heat it over medium heat so it bubbles!
  6. Shake the frying pan as you simmer!
  7. After it thickens a bit, it's ready to go! The sauce is delicious at room temperature or while still hot.
  8. Get the steak or hamburger ready and…
  9. pour the sauce on top. Doesn't it look delicious? The umeboshi makes it so refreshing!

I was able to find umeboshi locally at Whole Foods and Asian markets with a good assortment of Japanese products; that said, they are not perishable, so you can readily get them online. Japanese hamburger steak is different from the U. S. version of the dish, because the Japanese hamburger patty is made by mixing ground meat and a variety of vegetables. This is a meal filled with mother's love, as mothers whose children don't like vegetables try to have their kids eat vegetables by. All flavour combinations are catered for with these canapés.

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