Pour 30g of flour into a bowl, add 45ml of water, and mix well until completely smooth without lumps.
Watch out
The batter must be mixed until completely smooth, otherwise it will clump unevenly when spreading.
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Pour 30g of flour into a bowl, add 45ml of water, and mix well until completely smooth without lumps.
Watch out
The batter must be mixed until completely smooth, otherwise it will clump unevenly when spreading.
Take 1/2 sheet of soy milk film as base, spread batter in the middle, place 1.25 sheets of nori, spread batter, place 1 bean bag, spread batter, add the last bean bag and press firmly, flip and spread batter, and cut in half.
Watch out
Press evenly, otherwise it will fall apart when cutting or frying.
Oil may splatter when adding ingredients, be careful to avoid burns.
Heat the frying pan over medium-low heat, pour in 15ml of cooking oil, add the prepared vegan eel pieces, fry until golden brown on both sides, and remove.
local_fire_departmentMedium-low heat, about 4 to 5 minutesWatch out
Flip gently, otherwise they may break apart.
Pour 30g mirin, 30g soy sauce, 5g sugar, and 5g brown sugar into the pan, turn to lowest heat, add the pan-fried vegan eel and cook for about 2 minutes, flip and cook for another 2 minutes, then flip again and simmer until the sauce slightly reduces.
local_fire_departmentGentle heat (lowest heat), about 4 to 5 minutesWatch out
Pay close attention when reducing the sauce, otherwise it will burn and form hard sugar lumps.
Let the cooked vegan eel cool down a bit, slice into small pieces, place over white rice, drizzle with remaining sauce from the pan, and sprinkle with 5g white sesame seeds to serve.
Watch out
The freshly cooked vegan eel is hot and cutting boards can be heat-sensitive, make sure to let it cool slightly before slicing.