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Menu
- Oyakodon
- Kimchi
- Sweet pumpkins
- Sweet Devil's tongue with shaved bonitoes
- Pickled radish
Oyakodon Recipe for 2
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Ingredients
- Chicken thigh fillet 200g
- Onion 1
- Japanese soup stock (fish/seaweed) 1 tea spoon
- Soya sauce 3 table spoons
- Mirin 2 table spoons
- Egg1
- Water
Instructions
- Cut the chicken into small pieces, onion into thin slices.
- Heat up a pot with some oil, cook the onion. Then add the chicken and water. You have to pour water till it covers all the ingredients.
- Add the rest of the ingredients except for the egg. Close the lid and cook them for 5 mins. take out scums. Keep it boiling.
- Break the egg in a bowl and stir it well. Pour it into the boiling pot.
- Leave the pot for 10 seconds, let the egg cook. Serve it on rice with the soup
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