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Originally Posted by loochy
When I get rich, I'm putting a hibachi / table in my kitchen, complete with the little hole in the corner to put my waste into.
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Here was the results of my first cook:
Mixed veg - farmers market squash, carrots sliced 1/8” on the mandoline, sliced mushrooms, and onions. Medium grain rice cooked in the rice cooker with butter. KC strip.
I heated first burner to low, two center burners to medium high, and fourth burner off. Next time, I might go med-high on the two left, then low, then off to get better heat zones.
I set up with a damp rag, safflower oil, sesame oil, sake, and garlic butter, with all my ingredients prepped.
I started with the oil and onions. Once they were sautéed, moved them into two piles to the low side. Dumped in the rice and mixed in one pile of onions and green onions, seasoned with furikake rice seasoning. Tossed that for a few minutes, added a hunk of garlic butter and let that melt in before moving that to the low side of the griddle where the bottom could get crispy.
Next, I dumped all the veg into the middle and added the second pile of onions. About this time, I put the steak in the center back of the griddle to start searing. I tossed the veg with garlic butter, doused with sake, and tossed for a minute or so, then moved everything to the off side.
Finished up the steak on both sides and sliced, more garlic butter.
Then I moved everything in its turn to the center and tossed everything with soy sauce. I moved everything to the tray as I got it done.
Next time, I'm going to add some house seasoning to the mix (salt, pepper, garlic powder). Everything was a little under seasoned, even though I used the full-salt soy sauce.