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We were supposed to use beef sirloin, but we used beef bulgogi persimmon. Divide the beef with a kitchen towel into bite-sized pieces, slice the onions thinly, and cut the chives and enoki mushrooms into 4-5cm lengths.
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While preparing the above ingredients, make the broth. When the kelp boils in cold water, turn off the heat, add katsuobushi, boil it for 5-10 minutes, and strain the broth through a fine sieve.
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Boil soy sauce, rice wine (or mirin), sugar and salt in 4 cups of broth. Reduce the amount of sugar when using mirin instead of refined rice wine. Normally, you use a small amount of Japanese rice bowl with 1/2 to 2/3 cups of broth for one person. I grabbed a cup to suit my family's taste, so you can adjust the amount of broth or sugar to suit your taste.
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When the rice bowl is boiling, add beef and bring to a boil. Remove bubbles from boiling and cook with onions.
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Add chives and enoki mushrooms, reduce heat, beat eggs, and pour into a circle on top.
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Never stir the eggs at this time. Cover the egg and cook it half-cooked to make it soft.
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Put the rice in a large bowl and put it on top of the rice, and put the sliced laver and chopped chives on top, and you can enjoy it simply!
Never stir the eggs when boiling, and cook them half-cooked with the lid on to make them soft and delicious.