Spicy Konnyaku & Enoki Mushrooms. Konnyaku is also capable of "holding its own" as a stand alone okazu, or side dish, as is the case in this spicy konnyaku recipe. Konnyaku is available for sale in the refrigerated section of Japanese markets, as well as in other Asian grocery stores. Spicy Konnyaku Hot and spicy, this konnyaku dish is an ideal appetizer to pair with drinks.

I was looking for recipes to eat lots of konnyaku, and I thought of this recipe. Boil the konnyaku to remove the smell. It tastes better with more soy sauce! You can have Spicy Konnyaku & Enoki Mushrooms using 6 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Spicy Konnyaku & Enoki Mushrooms

It's 1 bag of Konnyaku.
Prepare 1 pack of Enoki mushrooms.
You need 2 tbsp of Soy sauce.
It's 1 dash of Bonito flakes.
It's 1 dash of ichimi spice.
It's 1 dash of sesame oil.

Recipe by EnjoyKitchen Spicy Konnyaku A long time ago I found a spicy konnyaku recipe from a Japanese cookbook that uses nanami togarashi to make it spicy. But fresh chilies are plentiful in Indonesia and it seems like a sin not to give it a try using those instead of nanami togarashi. Hint: you can definitely use nanami togarashi, okay? ♥ Spicy Konnyaku. These are very hot little firecrackers from the orient.

Spicy Konnyaku & Enoki Mushrooms instructions

Cut the konnyaku into 0.5cm wide slices. Cut each slice into 3-4 strips..
Cut off the base of the enoki mushrooms and then cut in half..
Fry the konnyaku in a frying pan without oil until the pan starts to sizzle, which means the bitterness has been removed..
Once the moisture has completely evaporated, add 1 tablespoon of soy sauce and the bonito flakes, and stir-fry. Turn off the heat for at first because it burns easily and ix it together well - The flakes will soak up the soy sauce..
Turn heat back on and then the soy sauce has evaporated, add the enoki mushrooms and 1 tablespoon of soy sauce. Continue stir-frying. Once the mushrooms have become tender, add the ichimi and sesame oil..

They can be used to add spice to almost any oriental dish. They dry very easily and can be stored and used this way for a long time. Fry the konnyaku in a frying pan without oil until the pan starts to sizzle, which means the bitterness has been removed. Spicy Daikon & Konnyaku For those who prepare bento for loved ones, this is also a good dish for that since the sauce is cooked until all has been absorbed by the daikon and konnyaku cubes, making them flavorful and juicy, with no risk of dripping sauce while transporting the bento :) Spicy Daikon & Konnyaku Spicy Daikon & Konnyaku On the bottom half from the left: spicy konnyaku, simmered julienned gobo tossed in mayonnaise, eggplant and green pepper in a spicy miso sauce with sesame seeds, hijiki nimono, and hard boiled eggs with green beans and mayonnaise. Konnyaku, also called devil's tongue jelly, comes in many forms.