Hello everybody, hope you are having an amazing day today. Today, I will show you a way to make a special dish, even when you're broke: satisfying nori-wrapped deep fried vegetable stuffed chikuwa fish sticks. It is one of my favorites food recipes. For mine, I will make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.

This is about it: sliced peppers, chikuwa, nori seaweed, and garlic shoot. Mix the batter ingredients together to make the curry flavored batter. Cut each chikuwa in half diagonally, and push the julienned pieces of vegetable into the hole. Wrap a piece of nori seaweed around each piece of chikuwa, and use a bit of the batter to secure the ends.

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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook even when you're broke: satisfying nori-wrapped deep fried vegetable stuffed chikuwa fish sticks using 16 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Even when You're Broke: Satisfying Nori-Wrapped Deep Fried Vegetable Stuffed Chikuwa Fish Sticks:

1. Prepare Main ingredients:
2. Take 1 bag Chikuwa
3. Take 1 fresh, (as needed) Garlic sprouts
4. Take 1 fresh, (as needed) Red and yellow peppers (or green peppers)
5. Make ready 1 optional, (as needed) Nori seaweed
6. Take For the batter:
7. Make ready 1 Tempura flour
8. Make ready 1 generous amount Curry powder
9. Make ready 1 Water
10. Get For the sauce:
11. Prepare 1 Tonkatsu sauce
12. Take 1 generous amount, crushed between your fingers Toasted white sesame seeds
13. Take 1 Japanese mustard
14. Make ready Other ingredients:
15. Get 1 Oil for frying
16. Make ready 1 Vegetables to serve on the side

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Instructions to make Even when You're Broke: Satisfying Nori-Wrapped Deep Fried Vegetable Stuffed Chikuwa Fish Sticks:

1. This is about it: sliced peppers, chikuwa, nori seaweed, and garlic shoot.
2. Mix the batter ingredients together to make the curry flavored batter.
3. Cut each chikuwa in half diagonally, and push the julienned pieces of vegetable into the hole.
4. Wrap a piece of nori seaweed around each piece of chikuwa, and use a bit of the batter to secure the ends. They look like this. Now let's coat them in batter.
5. Don't dunk the chikuwa pieces in the batter or they'll be coated with too much of it. Just place the pieces on top of the batter.
6. Just coat the chikiwa with batter by spreading it using disposable chopsticks. This way, the vegetables won't get batter-coated and the pieces won't get too heavy.
7. Deep fry quickly in hot oil and they're done.
8. The garlic shoot, bell pepper, and curry powder make these deep fried morsels taste very meat-like and really satisfying.
9. I highly recommend mixing the tonkatsu sauce with sesame seeds and Japanese mustard. The stuffed chikuwa is tasty even when cold, so they are great in bentos.

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