Crunchy and delicious! Easy recipe for "Rengon Steak with Butter and Soy Sauce
Just sizzle the lotus root with garlic, toss with butter and soy sauce, and you're done. The crunchy texture, sweet and sour taste of the sauce, and the aroma of garlic make this dish irresistible.
Material ( For 2 persons )
lotus root 150-200g (7.05oz)
oil proper quantity
butter a dart
Garlic (tube is OK) proper quantity
soy sauce proper quantity
Parsley (if available) proper quantity
lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce

Introducing "Rengon Steak with Butter and Soy Sauce," an excellent side dish using crispy and crunchy "lotus root" that goes well with both white rice and beer! Add a dash of garlic for a punchy flavor.

Rengon Steak with Butter and Soy Sauce

Ingredients

Here is what you will need

150 to 200 g lotus root
A dash of oil
A knob of butter
A dash of garlic (a tube is OK)
A dash of soy sauce
A little parsley (if you have it)

Directions

Peel the lotus root (or leave the peel on if you prefer), cut into 1 to 1.5 cm pieces, and soak in water.

lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce

Put oil in a frying pan, add garlic and saute lightly over low heat. When fragrant, place the drained lotus root on the pan, cover with a lid, and steam over low to medium heat on both sides.

lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce

lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce

When browned on both sides, add butter and soy sauce and toss quickly.

lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce

Serve in bowls and sprinkle with parsley if desired.

lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce

How does the lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce taste?

Crunchy, chewy, and delicious! The sweet and savory harmony of the flavor of the roasted soy sauce and the mildness of the rich butter is irresistible. The aroma of garlic is also very appetizing!

lotus root steak with butter and soy sauce

The "garlic butter" flavor and crunchy texture are outstandingly delicious. The volume of this dish makes it an excellent side dish, or it can be served as an accompaniment to a main dish such as hamburgers or sautéed fish!