Introducing dishes that go well with wine using the popular canned beans.
The recipe I'd like to introduce this time is " Sautéed Marucho and Kingfish" using "Canned Beef Marucho Fire-grilled".
Marucho's spicy miso sauce is an accent. Stir-fry the eringi mushrooms with butter and add the maruchou to finish.
main ingredients Canned Tsuma Beef Marucho Fire-grilled
The main ingredients we will use this time are " Canned Tsuma Beef Marucho Fire-grilled .”
We use carefully selected cow malcho (small intestine). This dish is marinated in a spicy miso sauce and grilled over an open flame.
Materials & Instructions
Stir-fry the eringi mushrooms with butter and add the maruchou to finish.
This is the amount for 1 person.
| Canned Tsuma Beef Marucho Fire-grilled | 1 can (50g) |
| Eringi | One |
| butter | 1 teaspoon |
| Olive oil | 2 teaspoons |
| Parsley (dried can also be used) | Appropriate amount |
| salt and pepper | Appropriate amount |
① Cut the King Kingfish into lengths of about 5cm and thinly slice them.
② Heat olive oil in a frying pan, saute ① and season with salt and pepper.
③ Add the canned Tsuma Beef Marucho and butter to ②, stir fry lightly, turn off the heat, place in a bowl, add chopped parsley, and it's done.
Complete image
Marucho's spicy miso sauce is an accent.
Products used in the recipe
Canned Tsuma Beef Marucho Fire-grilled
We use carefully selected cow malcho (small intestine). This dish is marinated in a spicy miso sauce and grilled over an open flame.
This product can be purchased at the ONLINE STORE .
Recommended wines that go well with food
This is the second wine of Chateau Patache d'Eau, a chateau that is a purveyor to the Elysée Palace and has received tremendous support from leading French restaurants.
Selected from wines from young vine plots, this wine has a fruitier flavor than the First.
Medoc AC.
60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 7% Cabernet Franc, 3% Petit Verdot.
This product can be purchased at the ONLINE STORE .
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