Color-up the dish by adding sweet potatoes and bell peppers
- Nutrition facts are for one serving.
Ingredients(Servings: 4)
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Kinpira is a Japanese cooking style of saute and simmer in soy sauce and sugar.
Directions
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Julienne the beef into thick strips and cover lightly with (A) to pre-season.
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Julienne the sweet potatoes also into thick sticks, rinse in water and drain.
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De-thread the celery, julienne into thick sticks and do the same with the bell pepper as well.
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Heat the cooking oil in a frypan, add and melt the butter and saute (1).
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Add in (2) and saute further, add in (3) and saute, add in the seasonings from (B) and simmer on low heat until the cooking liquid evaporates.
Cooking Basics
To remove excess starch, place cut sweet potatoes into cold water making sure the cut surfaces are submerged. This step is especially recommended for "kinton" (Japanese-style mashed sweet potato) and other lightly seasoned dishes where a delectable color is desired. Soaking time of about 5 minutes is sufficient.
Strings in celery stalks are tough. Use a knife to pull the strings off starting from the lower half of the stalk. When slicing up thinly or diagonally, you do not need to remove these in advance as you will be cutting through the strings anyway.
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