Cut 3 slices of cabbage into pieces for later use.
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Cut cabbage into even pieces to ensure uniform cooking.
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Cut 3 slices of cabbage into pieces for later use.
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Cut cabbage into even pieces to ensure uniform cooking.
Cut off the roots of 0.5 pack of shimeji mushrooms and separate them.
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The roots of the mushrooms must be cleanly trimmed, otherwise the texture will be affected.
Cut 0.5 onion into strips for later use.
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Cut onion into even strips so they release sweetness uniformly when stir-fried.
Dry roast 0.5 pack of shimeji mushrooms in the wok until they release aroma.
local_fire_departmentMedium-low heat, about 2 minutesWatch out
Keep stirring the mushrooms after putting them in the wok, otherwise they will burn easily.
Hot oil may splatter when adding meat; stand to the side to avoid burns.
Add 1 tbsp of lard and 10 slices of pork belly, stir-frying until the pork changes color and releases fat.
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Do not stir the pork slices too early after adding them
let one side sear first
Add shredded carrots and stir-fry, breaking apart the pork slices until the carrots, pork, and mushrooms are mixed and softened.
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Separate the pork slices completely before stir-frying, otherwise overlapping parts won't absorb flavors.
Add cabbage, 1 tbsp of rice wine, and 1 tsp of salt, stir-frying until the cabbage releases moisture and softens slightly.
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Sprinkle salt evenly, otherwise some cabbage pieces will be too salty while others are bland.
Add bean sprouts and 1 pack of frozen ramen, and stir-fry evenly.
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Do not pound the frozen noodles forcefully after putting them in, otherwise they will break.
Steam can burn your hands when removing the lid; tilt the lid outward to let steam escape away from you.
Add 50 ml of water, cover with a lid, and simmer on low heat until steam is produced and the frozen ramen completely melts and loosens.
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Watch the heat after covering with the lid to prevent water from drying up and burning the bottom.
Use chopsticks to loosen the ramen, toss evenly until the ramen is completely separated and mixed with ingredients, with a trace of moisture at the bottom.
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Loosen the noodles gently to avoid breaking them.
Add 3 tbsp of tonkatsu sauce, stir-fry evenly until noodles and ingredients are evenly coated with dark tonkatsu sauce and glossy.
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Sauce contains sugar and burns easily, keep stirring constantly.
Add another 1 tbsp of tonkatsu sauce, stir-fry until the sauce is completely reduced and the surface of the noodles is dry and flavorful.
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Keep stirring while reducing the sauce, otherwise the bottom will easily burn.
Add pickled red ginger and stir-fry evenly until the ginger is well distributed in the noodles.
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Do not stir-fry pickled ginger too long after adding, to keep its crisp texture.
Wear insulated gloves when moving hot wok or plates to avoid burns.
Transfer yakisoba to a large black round plate, place 1 tsp of yellow mustard on the side of the plate, and the Japanese yakisoba is complete.
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Place yellow mustard on the side of the plate, do not mix it directly into the noodles to avoid overpowering flavor.