Preparing Meltingly Soft and Tender Beef Tendon
- 400 grams plus Beef tendons
- 1 Water
- 1 1/2 large Water
- 50 ml Sake
- 1 if you have some Garlic
- 1 if you have some Ginger
- 1 if you have some The green part of a Japanese leek
- This is domestic beef tendon.
- It costs 98 yen per 100 g. It's so cheap
- Let's parboil it first!
- When the water comes to a boil...
- Rinse it well under running water (hot water if possible)!
- Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until there's no scum left.
- I did it 2 times this time.
- Cut the beef tendon up into bite-sized pieces.
- Add all the ingredients and heat up the pot again!
- When it comes to a boil, turn the heat down to low...
- Cover the pot with a lid!
- (If you are going to use the cooking water as soup stock, if you cover the pot you'll have a white cloudy soup, and if you keep it uncovered you'll have clear soup.)
- The meat will be very gelatinous and delicious!
- It took one and a half hours to get there this time.
- When the contents of the pot cool down, the surface will be covered with a layer of fat.
- You can scoop it out or just put a piece of plastic wrap on the surface!
- When the soup cools down completely, the fat will be stuck to the plastic!
- Please take a look at"Gum Tang Style Beef Tendon Collagen Soup".
- Please also take a look at, "Gum Tang Style Beef Tendon Collagen Gukbap" (Soup and Rice).
tendons, water, water, sake, garlic, ginger
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/150646-preparing-meltingly-soft-and-tender-beef-tendon (may not work)