Fat-Free, No Oil Cabbage Rolls (Japanese Style)

"I got a recipe for cabbage rolls on a Japanese website, but because I didn't have all ingredients on hand, I modified it into my own version. In addition to these ingredients, I also added some wakame for color. The original recipe called for carrots and pea pods. I also used kampyo to tie the cabbage rolls."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
12
Yields:
3 rolls
Serves:
3
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ingredients

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directions

  • Soak shiitake mushroom in warm water to softened.
  • Wash cabbage leaves.
  • Microwave wet cabbage leaves in microwave until wilted.
  • Alternatively boil cabbage leaves until wilted.
  • Remove veins of cabbage.
  • If using soft, silken tofu, freeze for 72 hours or use firm tofu.
  • Press the tofu between layers to drain excess water.
  • Mash the tofu with a wooden spoon or mash in a food processor/blender.
  • Add the egg, salt, soy sauce, and potato starch/cornstarch.
  • Mix until well blended.
  • Mince the mushroom and add to the tofu mixture.
  • Mix until well blended.
  • Place equal amount of filling in each cabbage leaf. Make more filling if needed, depending on size of your cabbage leaf.
  • Roll tightly secure seams with toothpicks. Make sure to fold in the edges.
  • Tie with kampyo if available.
  • Mix together 1 tsp soy sauce, 4g potato starch, stock, and sake .
  • Cook cabbage rolls in stock over low heat for about 20 minutes.

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Sweet Sixteen! Two years until college. looking back, I started to have an interest for cooking two summers ago! I've had successes, and failures with cooking! That's the fun of cooking! You try until you find what your tastebuds want. OK here's what I'm gonna make in 2006 1. Black sesame desserts 2. Banana desserts 3. sweet potato desserts 4. use okara 5. green tea dishes (that are exotic)
 
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