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Pork Belly Yaki Udon

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by Maiko Kyogoku

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This quick and satisfying meal is a sleeper hit in Chef Maiko's family and it's no surprise why! The springy fresh udon noodles get coated in smoky, meaty flavor from the pork belly and savory soy koji-- a magical and all natural salt substitute-- while cabbage and shishito peppers add some crunchy goodness. This special dish is deeply infused with umami flavor in every bite!

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Nutritional facts

Protein

21g

Carbs

66g

Calories

860

Fat

57g

Ingredients

Kizami Nori, Sesame Oil, Soy Sauce, Pork Belly, Carrots, Seasoned Rice Wine Vinegar, Garlic, Udon Noodles, Sugar, Onion, Light Soy Sauce, Jalapeno Peppers, Cabbage, Oyster Sauce, Rice Wine, Canola Oil, Shishito Peppers

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4.2

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Noodles stayed really fresh and reheated well. Pork belly is of course fatty but 1 slice had no edible meat which didn't reheat well.

Emily Klie · 03/20/23

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About Maiko Kyogoku

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Maiko Kyogoku grew up in New York in a restaurant-owning family, so food and hospitality is no stranger to her. After 15 years honing her experience leading operations for Daniel Boulud, the Bromberg Brothers and the Thompson Hotel group, Kyogoku opened Bessou Restaurant in 2016. The restaurant, whose name in Japanese loosely translates to “home away from home,” is a love letter to her Japanese heritage and the Japanese home cooking of her childhood. Bessou has been critically acclaimed by the New York Times, Zagat and Tasting Table and featured in Best of Lists for New York Magazine Grub Street and Time Out.
Kyogoku is excited to now share some of her Japanese home cooking at home with you.

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