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Gyuniku No Negimaki (scallion-stuffed Beef Rolls)

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Meats, Vegetables Japanese 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3/4 lb Beef, London broil top
round or similar cut
2 T Soy sauce
1 T Mirin
1 t Fresh ginger root – finely
grated
3 Scallions trimmed using all
parts
Flour
Vegetable oil
1/2 Lemon, cut into 4 wedges

INSTRUCTIONS

This recipe is from the book: The Complete Book of Japanese Cooking by
Elisabeth Lambert Ortiz with Mitsuko Endo.  Cut beef into pieces about
5 x 3 x 1/8" thick. (Easier if partially  frozen) Combine soy, mirin
and ginger, marinate beef at least 30  mins. Cut scallions into 3"
pieces, lay on beef sltrips. Dab a little  flour on end of each beef
strip and roll up. Coat rolls lightly in  flour.  Heat 2-3" oil in a
tempura pan or saucepan to about 340 F or until  bubbles form around a
wooden chopstick. Fry rolls a few at a time  about 2 mins. turning once
or twice. Drain on rack or paper towels.  Garnish with lemon wedges and
squeeze over rolls. Serve hot and  soonest. Serves 4  Variation:
Instead of deep frying, rolls may be sauteed (don't coat  with flour).
Heat 2 T oil in a skillet and saute over medium high  heat, turning to
brown all over, about 3 - 4 mins. The flavor is  surprisingly
different.  Posted to recipelu-digest by MickieX <MickieX@aol.com> on
Mar 28, 1998

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