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'Shiso' Perilla Tsukudani As it is so difficult to find Japanese 'Shiso' Perilla where I live, I bought the seeds online and I have been trying to grow myself. Japanese 'Shiso' seeds were unsuccessful and I am trying again, but half-purple type perilla is growing so quickly and the leaves grow very large. As it is so difficult to find Japanese 'Shiso' Perilla where I live, I bought seeds online and I have been trying to grow myself.
To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have ‘shiso’ perilla tsukudani using 4 ingredients and 1 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make ‘Shiso’ Perilla Tsukudani:
- Take 40-50 ‘Shiso’ Perilla Leaves *thinly sliced
- Prepare 1 tablespoon Soy Sauce
- Make ready 1 tablespoon Mirin
- Get 1 teaspoon Sugar
It tastes somewhat like any tsukudani (salty soy sauce and molasses-like sweetness) but has a nice popping crunchy texture when you bite down on it (Japanese expression is "puchi puchi" プチプチ). It doesn't have much perilla taste per se but it does have interesting flavors. Certainly, this will be very good to just nibble while drinking cold sake or on hot rice. 'Shiso' Perilla Tsukudani As it is so difficult to find Japanese 'Shiso' Perilla where I live, I bought the seeds online and I have been trying to grow myself. Japanese 'Shiso' seeds were unsuccessful and I am trying again, but half-purple type perilla is growing so quickly and the leaves grow very large.
Instructions to make ‘Shiso’ Perilla Tsukudani:
- Place all ingredients in a sauce pan and cook until the liquid is almost gone. Enjoy it with freshly cooked rice.
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