Beef Negimaki with green asparagus

Beef Negimaki with green asparagus

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Carolin Roitzheim

Carolin Roitzheim

Food Editor at Kitchen Stories

"Negimaki is a classic from Japanese-American cuisine and is especially known from steakhouse menus in the US. Admittedly, I first came across it on social media—and it’s exactly the kind of recipe I love: it looks incredibly impressive but is surprisingly easy to recreate at home. Traditionally, the tender beef rolls are filled with spring onions (“negi”), which also give the dish its name. During asparagus season, I’m always looking for new and exciting ways to use it, especially inspired by international cuisines. Here, green asparagus adds freshness, a nice bite, and a subtle sweetness that pairs perfectly with the savory-sweet sauce. Sliced into pieces, negimaki makes a great elegant appetizer. Served with sushi rice and the remaining asparagus, it easily turns into a simple yet impressive main dish. If asparagus isn’t in season, you can stick to the classic version with spring onions or use green beans instead."
Difficulty
Medium 👍
Preparation
35 min
Baking
0 min
Resting
0 min

Ingredients

2Servings
MetricImperial
500 g
beef shanks
4 tbsp
soy sauce
2 tbsp
water
3 tbsp
mirin
1 tbsp
sugar
1 clove
garlic
1 tsp
sesame seed (for garnish)
1 tbsp
toasted sesame oil (for serving)
oil (for frying)
sushi rice (cooked, for serving)
salt

Utensils

pot, bowl, plastic wrap, meat tenderizer, knife, frying pan, kitchen twine, bowl (small)

Nutrition per serving

Cal465
Fat13 g
Protein56 g
Carb25 g
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  • Step 1/3

    Prepare sushi rice according to package directions and keep warm. Remove ends of green asparagus and blanch asparagus in salted water for approx. 2–3 min., then refresh in cold water. Clean spring onions, trim tops and bottoms. If necessary, cut beef steaks into thin slices. Place approx. 3–4 slices next to each other on cling film, slightly overlapping. Cover with cling film and pound flat with a meat tenderizer. Remove top film and lightly salt meat.
    • 500 g beef shanks
    • 250 g green asparagus
    • 4 scallions
    • sushi rice (cooked, for serving)
    • salt
    • pot
    • bowl
    • plastic wrap
    • meat tenderizer
    • knife

    Prepare sushi rice according to package directions and keep warm. Remove ends of green asparagus and blanch asparagus in salted water for approx. 2–3 min., then refresh in cold water. Clean spring onions, trim tops and bottoms. If necessary, cut beef steaks into thin slices. Place approx. 3–4 slices next to each other on cling film, slightly overlapping. Cover with cling film and pound flat with a meat tenderizer. Remove top film and lightly salt meat.

  • Step 2/3

    Place a few asparagus spears and spring onions on lower side of steaks and roll up tightly using film. Proceed same way with remaining ingredients, reserving some asparagus for serving. If necessary, secure rolls with kitchen twine. Heat vegetable oil in a large pan and sear rolls all around. Then reduce heat.
    • oil (for frying)
    • frying pan
    • kitchen twine

    Place a few asparagus spears and spring onions on lower side of steaks and roll up tightly using film. Proceed same way with remaining ingredients, reserving some asparagus for serving. If necessary, secure rolls with kitchen twine. Heat vegetable oil in a large pan and sear rolls all around. Then reduce heat.

  • Step 3/3

    Peel and finely grate ginger and garlic into a small bowl. Add soy sauce, mirin, water, and sugar and stir. Pour sauce into pan and let it reduce briefly until rolls are brilliantly glazed. Remove Negimaki from pan and cut into pieces with a sharp knife. Serve with cooked sushi rice and remaining asparagus. Drizzle with sauce and toasted sesame oil and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
    • 5 g ginger
    • 1 clove garlic
    • 4 tbsp soy sauce
    • 2 tbsp water
    • 3 tbsp mirin
    • 1 tbsp sugar
    • 1 tsp sesame seed (for garnish)
    • 1 tbsp toasted sesame oil (for serving)
    • bowl (small)

    Peel and finely grate ginger and garlic into a small bowl. Add soy sauce, mirin, water, and sugar and stir. Pour sauce into pan and let it reduce briefly until rolls are brilliantly glazed. Remove Negimaki from pan and cut into pieces with a sharp knife. Serve with cooked sushi rice and remaining asparagus. Drizzle with sauce and toasted sesame oil and sprinkle with sesame seeds.

  • Enjoy your meal!

    Beef Negimaki with green asparagus

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