STEP 1/14
Soak two handfuls of daikon in water for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, squeeze out the water and season it with the dried radish sauce beforehand.
STEP 2/14
Blanch the squid in boiling water for 3 minutes with a pinch of salt.
STEP 3/14
Blanch fish cakes in boiling water for about 3 minutes, rinse them in water, and remove any additives.
STEP 4/14
Let's sit down the rice and add 2 pieces of kelp and cook the rice.
STEP 5/14
Mix the squid fish cake seasoning.
STEP 6/14
Cut the fish cake into long pieces to make it easy to eat.
STEP 7/14
Cut the squid into long pieces to make it easy to eat.
STEP 8/14
Put a little oil in a frying pan, add seasoning over medium heat, and stir-fry slightly.
STEP 9/14
Add all the dried daikon squid fish cakes and stir-fry them so that the seasoning is mixed well. If you want it to be moist, stir-fry it with a spoon or two of water. The ingredients are blanched and cooked, so you don't have to stir-fry them for a long time, and turn off the heat when the seasoning is mixed and soaked.
STEP 10/14
Bake the seaweed lightly in a dry frying pan and cut it into quarters.
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Add a little bit of stir-fried salt, sesame oil, and sesame seeds and mix well.
STEP 12/14
Spread some rice on the seaweed and roll it.
STEP 13/14
If you make the end of the rice go down, it steams well with the heat of the rice.
STEP 14/14
Put squid fish cake with dried daikon and eat it deliciously.
- Blanch fish cake once and remove the additives and oil.
- Add a little water to the fish cake squid stir-fry sauce and make it moist.