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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook the taste of autumn–persimmon and shimeji mushroom shira-ae using 9 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make The Taste of Autumn–Persimmon and Shimeji Mushroom Shira-ae:
- Make ready Persimmon
- Get pack Shimeji mushrooms
- Make ready ●Sake
- Make ready ●Soy sauce
- Take Spinach
- Get Firm tofu
- Make ready and 1/2 tablespoons ○Sugar
- Make ready and 1/3 tablespoons ○Sesame paste (or ground sesame seeds)
- Take ○Salt
Instructions to make The Taste of Autumn–Persimmon and Shimeji Mushroom Shira-ae:
- Peel the persimmon, slice into 7-8 mm wedges. Chop off the stem end of the shimeji, cut into bite-sized pieces, then sauté in sake and soy sauce. Parboil the spinach, drain excess water, then cut into 2 cm lengths.
- Remove excess water by microwaving the tofu, then mash finely. Add sugar, sesame paste, and salt, and stir to a smooth consistency.
- Add persimmon, shimeji mushrooms, and spinach, toss together, then serve.
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