ChillaxBBQ Stay@Home Recipes #8
The delivery Gods shone in our favour and the RedMart Angels sang. Yes, folks today on day #5 of solitary we had a food delivery. And in that delivery were the ingredients for my Jude Jude’s lunch that I had promised him, and that is how ChillaxBBQ Stay@Home Recipes #8 came about today. And it was a cracker of a lunch today I can tell you. Jude Jude was in foodie heaven bless him. Not a word all lunch. What did I cook?
Tochigi Grade A5 Japanese Wagyu Mookata ‘w’ Steamed Rice
Yes indeed, I was really pushing out the lunch agenda today as a very special treat for my little man, and the rest of the family crew too. It’s a really quick dish to do as well so it was literally prepped, cooked, and eaten all in a normal lunch-break window. That’s why I am doing these ChillaxBBQ Stay@Home Recipes #8, I am trying to keep them simple but delicious and something that the whole family can get involved with or at least just to eat together whilst we’re all crammed into the house or condo together. This is something I really hardly ever did due to working in the evenings and nights with calls to Europe. One positive from Covid-19, thank you!!!
So I am embracing this stay@home and having a wonderful time with the family, whilst still doing the calls at night, just in a noisy environment which everyone is cool with now because of the global situation we’re all in. I am getting inspiration and ideas from the Kennett crew. Strawberry Blonde is being my videographer. The fridge and cupboards and sporadic deliveries are making my creative juices flow in a big way to keep variety and interest.
I am also delighted the Wagyu showed up because, as Bill Wallace knows, I am a terrible parent to the kids if I don’t do Wagyu and he will start to call Child Welfare if I don’t. So ChillaxBBQ Stay@Home Recipes #8 came at a perfect time. Let’s have a sneak peek, including a little Flog to show this amazing stuff on the Mookata.
Tochigi Grade A5 Japanese Wagyu Mookata ‘w’ Steamed Rice
For those that do not know what Mookata is here is Daddy-Pedia time; Mu kratha means ‘pan pork’ in Thai (mu is ‘pig’ or ‘pork’ and kratha is ‘pan’ or ‘skillet’). Mu kratha can also be coined as Mookata and seems to have an origin as a hybrid of Korean BBQ and Chinese Hot Pot. The Thai version uses charcoal usually, or more modern like mine is non-stick and electric. This concept has spread throughout Thailand into Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. We have a Mookata at Katong for example. I love this way of cooking as guests can completely DIY and cook themselves, or opt to have the Chef cook table-side.
Of course, I am cooking today, or expect a pinch from my tongs if you try and touch anything.
Let’s go to some Flogging guys. Have a look at the video clips here to see this stuff going down on the Mookata. Watch at your pleasure. CLICK HERE
