Pāua Shabu-Shabu
Martin Bosley / Kaimoana
tags:Issue 223
Serves
4 - 6Preparation
25 minsCook
10 minsIngredients
DASHI | |
20g dried kombu seaweed | |
2 litres cold water | |
30g katsuobushi bonito flakes | |
SESAME SAUCE | |
100g tahini | |
3 tablespoons shiro miso paste | |
2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar | |
120ml dashi stock | |
2 teaspoons grated fresh ginger | |
chilli oil | |
PONZU DRESSING | |
80ml soy sauce | |
160ml rice wine vinegar | |
juice of 1 lemon | |
100ml dashi stock | |
BROTH | |
1.5 litres dashi stock | |
100ml sake | |
3 tablespoons soy sauce | |
2 tablespoons mirin | |
SHABU-SHABU | |
400g pāua, very thinly sliced (I use a Japanese mandolin) | |
150g watercress | |
100g Swiss Brown mushrooms or white button mushrooms | |
12 shiitake mushrooms | |
300g silken tofu | |
1 bunch spring onions, thinly sliced diagonally |
DASHI
Dashi is the backbone to many Japanese dishes and it is simple to make, needing only a few ingredients all of which are available at Asian grocery stores.
Instructions
1. | DASHI |
2. | Heat the kombu in the water until soft, but do not boil it as this can lead to an unpleasant flavour. |
3. | Add the katsuobushi and remove from the heat. |
4. | Leave to infuse for 3-4 minutes then pass through a sieve. |
5. | SESAME SAUCE |
6. | Combine all the ingredients. |
7. | PONZU DRESSING |
8. | Combine all the ingredients. |
9. | This dressing will keep for months in the fridge. |
10. | BROTH |
11. | Combine all the ingredients in a saucepan or hot pot and bring to a simmer. |
12. | Place in the centre of the table on a portable gas burner similar to a camping stove. |
13. | SHABU-SHABU |
14. | Swish some slices of pāua through the broth for about 10 seconds, then dip into one of the sauces and eat. |
15. | Add the watercress, mushrooms, tofu and spring onions to the stock. |
16. | Keep cooking the pāua a few slices at a time. |
17. | Then finish up by serving the broth. |
Food and recipe styling Martin Bosley / Photography Amber-Jayne Bain