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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have lotus root and minced pork millefeuille using 13 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Lotus root and minced pork millefeuille:

1. Get 300-350 g lotus root (frozen, sliced ones will work too)
2. Prepare 200-250 g minced pork
3. Take 1 tsp finely chopped ginger*
4. Take 2 tbsp chopped spring onion*
5. Make ready 2 tsp soy sauce*
6. Get 2 tsp sake*
7. Make ready 2 tsp potato flour (or corn starch)*
8. Get Teriyaki Sauce
9. Get 3 tbsps soy sauce
10. Get 3 tbsp mirin
11. Make ready 2 tbsp sake
12. Prepare 1.5 tbsp sugar
13. Take roasted sesame seeds (for topping)

Seasoned minced prawns are put between lotus root slices, then deep fried. Deep Fried Lotus Root and Prawn Sandwiches can be an appetiser, a side or a main. The ingredients that are put between the vegetables are either seasoned prawns or minced meat (ground meat), usually pork or chicken. Turn your leftover lotus root into these delicious Minced Pork Patties.

Instructions to make Lotus root and minced pork millefeuille:

1. Peel and slice the lotus root into 3-4 mm width. If you can't find them fresh, there are frozen ones at Asian supermarkets. - Dip them in a bowl of water for couple of minutes, drain, and remove the moisture with kitchen paper.
2. Mix the pork well with all of the * marked seasonings
3. Make a sandwich with two lotus roots with the pork mixture in between. Press together lightly.
4. Cover the surface lightly with potato powder.
5. Oil the flying pan and grill the above in mid heat. Turn over once they are lightly browned, place a lid and heat for another 2-3 minutes.
6. Remove the lid, rise the heat to high and give a crispy finish.
7. Add the teriyaki sauce mixture (soy sauce, mirin, sake, sugar) to 6. Heat the sauce till it is tangy and covers the lotus roots well. - Careful not to burn the sauce!
8. Sprinkle some sesame seeds to finish.

The ingredients that are put between the vegetables are either seasoned prawns or minced meat (ground meat), usually pork or chicken. Turn your leftover lotus root into these delicious Minced Pork Patties. The lotus root gives a lovely crunch and imparts a subtle sweetness to the meat. Every time I cook lotus root soup, I would get leftovers of lotus root as it's often sold in huge sizes in the supermarket and it's just too much for a. The dish is my grandmother's fried lotus and minced pork "stacks." Like chicken wings, it's a finger food that is usually considered an appetizer or To construct the stacks, you take two slices of raw lotus and sandwich a spoonful of minced pork with scallions and ginger—a filling almost identical to.

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