Hibatchi Steak, Chicken, Shrimp, vegetables and fried rice(Blackstone)

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TNJAKE

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Evening fellas and non fellas. Cooked up some hibatchi tonight on the Blackstone. Got some pics and missed others. Stress runs high with a meal like this. Everything going so fast. Here goes......

First off butchered a whole beef tenderloin today for future steaks. Vac sealed most but held some out for tonight's meal.
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Next I mixed up the hibatchi sauce while wife got veggies ready. I already had steak,chicken and shrimp slice and dusted with salt and pepper. Sauce consists of soy sauce, white vinegar, white sugar,minced garlic,white pepper and grated ginger. Brought to boil then let cool. Stirring constantly. House smelled delicious.

At this point griddle was on high and ready for the rice. Used jasmine from a bag. All I could find but was perfect.
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All the goodies. Put some diced onion on griddle to cook down. When done added frozen peas and carrots. Cooked till tender then add rice
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Cooked until rice was browning then added a splash of soy sauce brought everything together and cracked the eggs into it. Cooked a few more seconds. It was done
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Rhen on to the rest. Put some bigger chunks of onions on griddle. Cook down some then added brocolli florets, zucchini, mushrooms and let roll
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Moved it over once tender and added proteins
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During this added sliced green onions and mixed everything together and added the finishing sauce I made
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Couple minutes and done
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And my plate
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Man this was an absolutely perfect tasting home version of hibatchi. Rice was perfect. Thanks for looking
 
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Looks good Jake I did some a week or two ago and plan to do it again next week hope it comes out as good as yours looks
 
After cooking the rice, do you rinse it? Do you refrigerate it? My rice is always too sticky and clumpy, especially jasmine rice. Your rice looks perfect!
Thanks
 
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Nice job on the whole meal.
shutter198 shutter198 Check out this Video for how to make Rice for Fried Rice...JJ

 
Great looking meal Jake, that Blackstone is putting out some good food!!

I know it’s probably not...but is that squeeze bottle filled with Sake?

Like!
 
Fantastic Jake . Leftover eye round or pork loin works great for this . Nice work .
 
Great job Jake! Looks like you and the Blackstone are getting along pretty good!
 
Jake that looks awesome - great job!

After cooking the rice, do you rinse it? Do you refrigerate it? My rice is always too sticky and clumpy, especially jasmine rice. Your rice looks perfect!
Thanks
For fried rice try making it the day ahead - it makes a huge difference
 
Oh Yeah--Nice Job Jake!!
Now there's a pile of good looking Vittles I could get into!!
Like!

Bear
 
Great looking meal Jake. Love doing this on my flat top. Its been a little while and I need to change that. And I hear ya when you are cooking this stuff its hard to get pics because that thing churns out food so fast lol
 
Great job there Jake.
I think once we get free from this stay at home stuff you should have a party and give us all some lessons.

Warren
 
Nice flat top work Jake! IMO the flat top is often under utilized for making creations.....a thing that Blackstone is changing for the better! The only thing better is a multi-zone temp controlled flat top.....The bomb!
 
Awesome flat top job there JAKE! The only thing that would ruin a feast like that is having to use chop sticks. They limit your ability to scarf correctly.
 
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