#7 Broiled Japanese persimmon and pork with oyster source
#7 Broiled Japanese persimmon and pork with oyster source

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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have #7 broiled japanese persimmon and pork with oyster source using 5 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make #7 Broiled Japanese persimmon and pork with oyster source:
  1. Make ready 1 Japanese persimmon (cut into 8pieces and remove seed)
  2. Make ready 8 sliced pork (approx.130g)
  3. Take 15 cc oyster source
  4. Make ready 30 cc white wine
  5. Get approx. doses of salt, pepper and oil
Instructions to make #7 Broiled Japanese persimmon and pork with oyster source:
  1. ①wrap 1/8 Japanese persimmon with sliced pork
  2. ②cook ① using oiled pan with taking careful not to let sliced pork loosen
  3. ③sprinkle a smidgen of salt and a hint of pepper
  4. ④mix oyster source and white wine
  5. ⑤add ④ into ③ and smother over low heat ※cook pork with sufficient heating

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