4 oz slice rump steak
3 tbsp teriyaki sauce
2 spring onions w/ 3 of stalk
A Recipe for
Gyuniku Negimaki (Steak & Onion Spring Roll
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PREPARE IN ADVANCE: Cut onions in half lengthwise, the cut into 4"
pieces. Place the steak between sheets of greasproof paper and pound
into 1/8" thickness. Cut the steaks in half crosswise. Arrange the
strip of onions down the length of each piece of meat. Starting with
the wide end, roll into tight cylinders. Secure with toothpicks. TO
COOK: Preheat grill. Dip rolls in Teriaki sauce and grill them 3"
from heat for 3 minutes. Dip again in sauce and grill for another 3
minutes. Remove toothpicks, trim ends, and cut into 1" pieces. Stand
each piece on end.
Serves: 8
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