Ingredients [Serves 2] Dashi Ingredients
• 200 grams Mirin
• 2 bags Dashi Packs (Any) • 200 grams Water • 100 grams Soy Sauce Oyakodon Ingredients
• 20 grams Gobo (Burdock Root)
• 60 grams Onion • 100 grams Boneless Skinless Chicken Thigh • 2 Eggs • Pinch of Mitsuba (Japanese Wild Parsley)for garnish (May also substitute with crushed Seaweed) • 200 grams Cooked Rice |
01 Prepare oyakodon ingredients by thinly slicing the gobo with a peeler and cutting the onion and chicken thighs into bite sized pieces. |
02 Combine mirin and dashi packs in a saucepan and heat it to remove the alcohol. |
03 Once it comes to a boil, add water and soy sauce. When it boils again, squeeze and remove the dashi bag, then set it aside to cool. |
04 Put the dashi soup stock (Warishita) from step 3 into a small frying pan. |
05 Add the gobo, onion and chicken thigh into the soup, cover, and heat. |
06 When it boils, uncover and cook the chicken thigh until it's done. |
07 After the ingredients are cooked, pour a half of the beaten eggs evenly over them, cover, and cook until the eggs are half-set. |
08 Add the remaining beaten eggs, turn off the heat, and let it finish cooking with residual heat. |
09 Serve over cooked rice and garnish with mitsuba. |
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