Jang Ho-jun Tomato Sukiyaki

A modern Japanese-style sukiyaki featuring garlic butter and fresh tomato flavors, finished with a pasta course

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Use regular tomatoes with a moderate acidity rather than overly sweet varieties; they pair better with the savory richness of the beef.
  • When finishing the pasta, the final butter must be stirred in off the heat to prevent the sauce from separating and to achieve a thick, emulsified consistency.
  • For the pasta, choose noodles with a wider surface area like fettuccine or linguine rather than thin noodles, so the sauce adheres well.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to present a main dish that excels in both visual appeal and taste for special anniversaries or home parties.
  • Those who wish to experience a unique and modern fusion dish instead of the usual traditional Japanese sukiyaki.

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