Tsukudani made only with pork and sansho pepper. Quite spicy. Rice is a must.

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Today, I tried making tsukudani using only pork. I added sansho pepper for seasoning.

The finished dish turned out quite spicy. Perhaps the sansho pepper made the flavor too strong, or it might be because I didn’t add any vegetables, leading to an excess of seasoning. It ended up being a flavor that absolutely requires rice (though for tsukudani, a strong flavor isn’t necessarily bad).

Japanese link: Pork Tsukudani Recipe

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Pork Tsukudani Recipe (Ingredients)

# Ingredients Grams (g) Calories (kcal) Price (yen)
1 Pork Belly 1000 3860 ¥1,000
2 Sugar 100 387 ¥30
3 Soy Sauce 100 71 ¥47
4 Sake 100 80 ¥44
5 Water 200 0 ¥0
6 Sansho Pepper 1 4 ¥29
(Total) 1501g 4402kcal ¥1,150

Calories and prices are approximate values.

Pork Tsukudani Recipe (Instructions)

・This time, I first put all the seasonings into a pot (the scattered bits are sansho pepper powder). Since I didn’t add any vegetables, I added 200g of water to compensate for the lack of moisture from vegetables.

・Next, I added 1kg of thawed pork and started simmering it over low heat.

・After simmering for about 30 minutes. There’s still a lot of moisture left.

・After simmering for about 1 hour. Push the meat aside with a spatula and check the bottom of the pot; it’s done when there’s almost no moisture left.

The finished dish turned out quite spicy. Perhaps the sansho pepper made the flavor too strong, or it might be because I didn’t add any vegetables, leading to an excess of seasoning. It ended up being a flavor that absolutely requires rice (though for tsukudani, a strong flavor isn’t necessarily bad).

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