Can I use a different type of beef?
Thinly sliced beef, like sukiyaki or shabu-shabu cuts, works best as it cooks quickly and absorbs flavor. If using thicker cuts, you may need to simmer longer.
Japanese · dinner
40m
Total time
2
Servings
450
kcal
easy
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Thinly sliced beef, like sukiyaki or shabu-shabu cuts, works best as it cooks quickly and absorbs flavor. If using thicker cuts, you may need to simmer longer.
You can use water as a substitute, but dashi provides a deeper umami flavor. Instant dashi granules dissolved in hot water are a convenient alternative.
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