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Begin by layering the napa cabbage leaves with the thinly sliced beef. Place one napa cabbage leaf flat, then lay a slice of beef over it, followed by another cabbage leaf, and so on, until you have several layers. Repeat this process to create multiple stacks of layered cabbage and beef.

Once you have your layered stacks, cut them into equal pieces, approximately 2-3 inches in width. The goal is to create uniform bundles that will stand upright in the rice cooker.

Carefully arrange the cut cabbage and beef layers vertically into the rice cooker pot. Start from the outer edge of the pot and work your way inward, creating a circular, fanned pattern. Ensure the layers are packed snugly to prevent them from falling over.

Add the prepared enoki and shimeji mushrooms to the center of the layered cabbage and beef in the rice cooker pot.

In a separate small bowl or measuring cup, combine the water, dashi powder, and soy sauce. Whisk these ingredients thoroughly until the dashi powder is fully dissolved and the broth is well mixed.

Pour the prepared broth mixture evenly over all the ingredients in the rice cooker pot, ensuring it seeps down between the layers.

Place the lid securely on the rice cooker. Set the rice cooker to its 'cook' or 'steam' setting and cook the dish for approximately 30 minutes.

After 30 minutes, if your rice cooker does not automatically switch to the 'warm' setting, manually turn it off. All ingredients should be fully cooked and tender.

Once cooked, carefully remove the lid. If desired, sprinkle the chopped green onions over the top of the hot pot for garnish.

Serve the cooked Rice Cooker "Mille Feuille" Hot Pot immediately. The broth is flavorful on its own, but you can also offer ponzu sauce on the side for dipping.

Serve individual portions of the hot pot over warm cooked rice.


Begin by layering the napa cabbage leaves with the thinly sliced beef. Place one napa cabbage leaf flat, then lay a slice of beef over it, followed by another cabbage leaf, and so on, until you have several layers. Repeat this process to create multiple stacks of layered cabbage and beef.

Once you have your layered stacks, cut them into equal pieces, approximately 2-3 inches in width. The goal is to create uniform bundles that will stand upright in the rice cooker.

Carefully arrange the cut cabbage and beef layers vertically into the rice cooker pot. Start from the outer edge of the pot and work your way inward, creating a circular, fanned pattern. Ensure the layers are packed snugly to prevent them from falling over.

Add the prepared enoki and shimeji mushrooms to the center of the layered cabbage and beef in the rice cooker pot.

In a separate small bowl or measuring cup, combine the water, dashi powder, and soy sauce. Whisk these ingredients thoroughly until the dashi powder is fully dissolved and the broth is well mixed.

Pour the prepared broth mixture evenly over all the ingredients in the rice cooker pot, ensuring it seeps down between the layers.

Place the lid securely on the rice cooker. Set the rice cooker to its 'cook' or 'steam' setting and cook the dish for approximately 30 minutes.

After 30 minutes, if your rice cooker does not automatically switch to the 'warm' setting, manually turn it off. All ingredients should be fully cooked and tender.

Once cooked, carefully remove the lid. If desired, sprinkle the chopped green onions over the top of the hot pot for garnish.

Serve the cooked Rice Cooker "Mille Feuille" Hot Pot immediately. The broth is flavorful on its own, but you can also offer ponzu sauce on the side for dipping.

Serve individual portions of the hot pot over warm cooked rice.
