How to Make Instant Pot Nishime (Recipe) 煮しめの作り方 (圧力鍋)


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Simmered in a savory dashi based sauce, Nishime is a classic one-pot vegetable stew to serve in Osechi for the Japanese New Years celebration. RECIPE …

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  1. jsdesigns
    jsdesigns says:

    Hi Nami! I have a question regarding soy sauce. Which one are you using usually, usukuchi or regular one? I personally prefer usukuchi, but it doesn‘t have the nice dark color as regular one. Is there a „rule“ which soy sauce you should use for which dish?! What is your favourite brand? Here in Germany the sell mainly kikkomam and I don‘t like their regular dark soy sauce very much. And when you read „soy sauce“ without any further explanation in a japanese recipe, what do I use then, usukuchi or regular, or is that a matter of taste? Thank you for your gorgeous videos!!! Greetings from Germany
    Jutta

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  2. Amy Lyman
    Amy Lyman says:

    Hello. I am making this today but I have some questions. The only bamboo shoots I could find are boiled bamboo shoots. Can I still use it for this nishime? Also, what is a good substitution for snow peas, I could not find at both Asian markets near me and nothing at the American market. Thank you. Happy New Year!!

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  3. Donna Mikasa
    Donna Mikasa says:

    I can't believe I missed this episode! Just finished preparing my huge pot of nishime that took me nearly an hour to prepare. Next year: INSTANT POT! Happy New Year to you and your family, Nami! And here's to more recipes in 2019!

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  4. Neny Lei
    Neny Lei says:

    Yumm!! an absolute feast and perfect combo of all things hearty vegetables, festive and comforting! Enjoy your holidays, lots of love.💞💞 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your loves one!!😍😍🎄🎄❄️❄️

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  5. woohooinwonderland
    woohooinwonderland says:

    This looks fabulous Nami! Unfortunately, most of the vegetables aren't available in my area: burdock/gobo, konnyaku, bamboo shoot, and satoimo are just not available in the local Asian markets here – it's a large university town with many international students but most of them are Chinese!

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  6. Sam Fisher
    Sam Fisher says:

    I recognize carrot only, and maybe i can get hold on mushroom and peas if i'm lucky but these other vegetables are from vegeta's planet, are you kidding me!! even vegetables are different !

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  7. kattkat08
    kattkat08 says:

    I make Nishime for New Year’s. I add Konbu, and daikon in it also. I always tell myself I will only make a small amount but by the time I add everything in, it turns out I need the biggest pot I have! 😂 love your recipes! Happy Holidays!

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  8. Holly Hasegawa Nielson
    Holly Hasegawa Nielson says:

    Wonderful! How delicious, thank you for this recipe, when my father was alive every new year we would have a soup called Ozoni, he would tell me each ingredient had a meaning and that we were suppose to have a good new year. Since he has been gone I have a hard time finding the ingredients to make it, we don't have a Japanese grocery close to where I live. Merry Christmas to you and your family, thank you for your channel I'm so glad I found it.

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