How To Make Japanese Shabu Shabu (Chinese Hotpot)
Shabu Shabu Great Dish To Share With Friends
I love Shabu Shabu, a Japanese dish that is cooked and eaten at the table. It's a healthy one-pot dish that involves cooking thin pieces of meat and/or vegetables in broth and dipping them in a variety of tasty sauces. When cooked at the table, it's a very sociable experience.
This lens will show you how to make Shabu Shabu at home to enjoy with your family and friends. It's an easy and entertaining way to share a meal.
If you don't want to prepare this at home, Check with your local Japanese or Chinese restaurants to see if they offer this option.
Healthy and flavorful
no oil in your foods
Shabu Shabu Cooked At The Table
Shabu Shabu simply means Swish Swish - which is what you do when cooking this food.
What Is Shabu Shabu?
Wikipedia provides the following information about Shabu Shabu. "The dish is prepared by submerging a very thin slice of meat or a piece of vegetable in a pot of boiling water or dashi (broth) made with kombu (kelp) and swishing it back and forth several times. " Shabu Shabu simply means Swish Swish - which is what you do when cooking this food.
Cooked meat and vegetables are usually dipped in ponzu or "goma" (sesame seed) sauce before eating, and served with a bowl of steamed white rice. I have featured several special dishes on this pages that will add to the pleasure of the dipping sauce.
"Once the meat and vegetables have been eaten, leftover broth from the pot is customarily combined with the remaining rice, and the resulting soup is usually eaten last."
The familiar swishing sound is where the dish gets its name. Shabu-shabu directly translates to "swish-swish".
Food Prep For Shabu Shabu
"Those who love Japanese food know there is more to it than sukiyaki, tempura, and sushi." ~~Amazon
Have Your Tried Shabu Shabu?
A One Pot Meal
Simply Ming Makes Shabu Shabu
I am a big fan of Emmy Award-winning host Chef Ming Tsai of the SIMPLY MING TV cooking show and website. Ming creates recipes that highlight pantry items easily found in your local supermarket, garden or online.
" Whether you are trying to feed a hungry family, cooking after a long day of work, or entertaining friends, SIMPLY MING has recipes that make it a breeze to cook healthy, quick, and delicious meals with the clean-up ease of Ming's signature 'one pot' cooking system."
- Episode 723: Shabu-Shabu with Sesame Sauce
Sesame in all forms is a common ingredient in Asian cuisine, and a sesame paste could almost be considered a Chinese version of peanut butter. Ming visits Shabu-Zen Restaurant in Boston to learn more about the hot-pot Japanese specialty Shabu-Shabu. - Shabu-Shabu with Sesame Sauce from Ming Tsai
Ming's recipe for Shabu-Shabu with Sesame Sauce from Episode 723: Sesame Paste
Cooking With Ming
Have you seen Ming Tsai on TV?
How to Make Shabu-Shabu Video - Japanese Beef Hot Pot
This video uses foods that you may not be familiar with and may not be able to find locally, but you will see how easy this dish is to make.
Another video by "cookingwithdog".
Click here for the Shabu Shabu Ingredients mentioned in the video.
How to Make Sukiyaki - Similar to Shabu Shabu
Another video from "cookingwithdog".
Click here for Sukiyaki Ingredients mentioned in this video.
Shabu-Shabu is a common dish that allows family and friends to cook, eat and spend time together
Ingredients I Like To Use In Shabu Shabu
The dish can be prepared by submerging pieces of thinly sliced meat, like beef, pork, fish, scallops, tofu, with fresh vegetables like cabbage, Japanese sweet corn, green onions, kelp, taro roots, carrots, mushrooms and noodles in a pot of savory broth.
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We've kind of settled into the habit of having nabe (hotpot) every weekend, which is fine by me: I'd eat it every day if we had the time.
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More Shabu Shabu Recipes
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Ken Iisaka's recipe for Shabu Shabu
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