Delicious teppanyaki dish using yakiniku sauce with beef, mushrooms, and zucchini.
Course Main Course
Cuisine Japanese
Keyword Beef, Teppanyaki
Prep Time 15 minutesminutes
Cook Time 20 minutesminutes
Total Time 35 minutesminutes
Servings 4people
Author Joost Nusselder
Cost $20
Equipment
Teppan
or: large skillet
Ingredients
1lbbeef for yakinikusliced
2largewhite onionssliced
1zucchinisliced
1bell peppersliced
16mushrooms
1/4kabocha pumpkin (Japanese pumpkin)or a winter squash will do as well
2tbspvegetable oil
Yakiniku sauce
1/4cupsoy sauce
2chili peppersdried
2tbspsugar
2tbspmirin
1tbspgarlicgrated
1tbspgingergrated
1/2tbspground sesame seeds
1tspsesame oil
1handfulcilantrochopped
2eggsboiled
Instructions
Start by making the yakiniku sauce. Add sliced chili pepper and all the other ingredients (except sesame oil) into a pot, then cook and stir until it starts to boil. Add the sesame oil and stir for another 2 minutes.
Slice onions ½’’ thick and the pepper to ½’’ width. Slice kabocha pumpkin and zucchini ½’’ thick. Cut off the stems from the mushrooms and slice them into 3 thin slices each.
Boil the eggs for about 5 minutes and cool them off under cold water. Peel them and set aside.
Heat the vegetable oil on the teppan (or skillet) at high heat. Start by grilling the vegetables because they'll take longer than the meat, then cook the sliced meat alongside the vegetables on the teppan (or use a separate skillet for the meat). Then add the yakiniku sauce to the meat.
The vegetables should be done after about 12 minutes and the meat in about 8. Use the grill scrapers to move around the vegetables and meat a few times during this time to make sure every side gets evenly grilled.
Serve the meat and vegetables in a bowl with some noodles or steamed rice underneath and add the cooked egg (you can halve them per bowl). Add freshly chopped cilantro.