The other day when i cooked Tonjiru (Japanese Pork Miso Soup) 豬肉味噌湯, i can't finished the whole Burdock root (Gobo). So I use the leftover to deep fry, it was so crunchy and sweet after deep fried.
This remind me the Wu Har (Crispy Taro ball) 港式芋虾that i made during last Chinese New Year..but this fried burdock root is more crunchy than Wu Har,this give me an idea to use Burdock root to replace with Yam when i prepare Wu Har next time.
Japanese Shichimi Togarashi 七味唐辛子(辣椒粉)
Fried Burdock Root (Gobo) 炸牛蒡
(recipe source : adapted from Carol’s cookbook 自在生活)
300g Burdock root
2tbsp plain flour
1tbsp tapioca flour
Seasonings
Salt pepper
Japanese Shichimi Togarashi 七味唐辛子(辣椒粉)
Method
1. Shred burdock root with a peeler ( can peel with skin on, your choice), soak in vinegar water to prevent color changed (optional). Drain and pat dry.
2. Mix plain flour and tapioca flour with shredded burdock root, mix well.
3. Heat oil in a wok over medium low, deep fry shredded burdock root till golden brown (deep fry small batch at one time), drain on paper towels.
4. Sprinkle seasonings on the fried burdock root. Store in air-tight container if can not finished the same day.
Oh Sonia, this is so interesting! I only know to use burdock to boiled soup. I'm gonna loves this.... as I like chips!
ReplyDelete这个对我来说很新鲜
ReplyDelete特别哟:)
I Googled burdock to be sure ! lol I've seen this at the market , of course , but haven't tried it yet :P That chips look appetizing and flavorful ! :D
ReplyDeleteoh kobo root boleh masak seperti ini ya....satu idea yang bagus ni..terima kasih Sonia:)
ReplyDeletesuperb yaa....irresistible..yummy
ReplyDeleteWa, never knew gobo can be deep fried. Good idea to use leftover gobo, i see you usemquite a bit of gobo, i heard it is a very nutritious veg.
ReplyDeletewonder how does it taste.... can i have some please?
ReplyDeletewow~~ Sonia~~
ReplyDelete新鲜的小吃!!=)
偷去夜市卖可以赚钱了!!
哇哈哈哈!!!
hi sonia
ReplyDeletespecial chips..krukk..krukkk sound:)yummy.
such a fresh idea!! interesting!
ReplyDeleteEasier to manage too if use this in place of taro for wooha, at least hands won't be itchy.
ReplyDeleteGood idea!
Une découverte pour moi. Je ne connaissais pas du tout.
ReplyDeleteA bientôt
this is something special and creative. never thought the burdock root can be tranformed to snack.
ReplyDeleteI've not deep fried anything for a long time but I definitely love to try this... looks so yummy :)
ReplyDeleteOoo~~ This is such a great and simple idea!
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ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice crunchy snack. I like!
ReplyDeleteI've never thought of frying burdock... what a great idea and looks so nice and crispy!
ReplyDeleteNever eaten burdock before, always thought it's only for soup, this crispy version of yours looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteOh this is new to me...never have this b4. It looks like something tidbits that go well with beer.
ReplyDeletelooks crispy and tasty Sonia:)
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I am not a big fan of fried stuff but I know my Quay Lo will love these.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind getting one as they are simply gorgeous and looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThis sound interesting. May i ask what is japanese shichimi togarashi. Thanks and have a nice weekend
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteOishii!! very yummy chips.
Burdock is also nice to make into tempura.
mui..^^
Something new to me...
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, it look good, nice and crispy.
ReplyDeleteP/S I'd posted the step by step pandan roses, you can check it out.
Have a nice weekend
Sonia, I think living in Stdney is quite good as these days,we can get fresh burdock, lotus roots,San Yao,arrowroot quite easily from the Asian stores.I love all these deep fried stuffs but now have to avoid them for my colon infection issue
ReplyDeletelclim, i will take a photo to show you, please check later.
ReplyDeleteLotus root yes but burdock root? I will google..
ReplyDeleteI love fried gobo too! It's a great snack with beer... Um, I don't drink beer but that's what people say. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, thanks for sharing. Another new dish learn ^_^
ReplyDeleteI had it the other night at Isaki in Sri Hartamas. Very addictive!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the Burdock recipe, I featured it on today's recipe round-up: http://www.colorfulcanary.com/2016/08/11-badass-burdock-root-recipes-gobo.html
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