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Oyakodon

“Parent and child” bowl: chicken and egg simmered in a sweet dashi and soy sauce, on rice. From Just One Cookbook.

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Components

Further Ingredients

  • 300g boneless chicken thighs

  • 1 tbsp sake

  • ½ onion (100g)

  • 2 tbsp soy sauce

  • 2 tbsp mirin

  • 2 tsp sugar

  • 4 eggs

  • 300g cooked Japanese short-grain rice (150g raw)

  • 1 green onion or a few mitsuba leaves

Further Improvements

  • Not tried yet. Use eggs at room temperature, they cook more evenly.

  • An oyakodon pan (ø20cm, one bowl at a time) makes it easier to slide onto the rice in one piece.

Directions

  • Prepare the dashi, 120ml go in the sauce. Keep the rest for a tamagoyaki or a miso soup.

  • Cook the rice.

  • Slice the onion lengthwise, 5mm wide. Cut the chicken into 2cm pieces at an angle and mix it with the sake for 5 minutes.

  • Beat the eggs lightly with chopsticks, only 5-6 strokes. The whites and yolks should stay partly separate.

  • Put 120ml of dashi, the soy sauce, mirin, sugar and onion in a ø24-28cm frying pan and bring to a simmer on medium heat.

  • Add the chicken and simmer uncovered on medium-low for 5 minutes, turning it once, until cooked through.

  • On medium heat, pour ⅔ of the eggs in circles over the chicken, avoiding the edges.

  • When it starts to set, after about 30 seconds, pour the rest of the eggs and add the sliced green onion.

  • Turn the heat off while the eggs are still soft and a bit runny, they keep cooking.

  • Slide it over the rice in two bowls with the sauce.

Steps

1. Dashi

Ingredients

  • 1L water

  • 10g kombu

  • 20g katsuobushi (bonito flakes)

Directions

  • Soak the kombu in the water for 30 minutes if you have time.

  • Heat slowly on medium-low and take the kombu out just before it boils, about 10 minutes.

  • Add the katsuobushi, bring to a boil and simmer for 30 seconds, then turn the heat off.

  • Let the flakes sink for 10 minutes and strain through a fine sieve, without pressing or it gets bitter.

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