Japanese soy sauce chicken hotpot
Kombu (soup base) One piece | Muyu flower (soup base) Appropriate amount |
Soy sauce (soup base) Appropriate amount | Sake (soup base) Appropriate amount |
Milin (soup base) Appropriate amount | Salt (soup base) Appropriate amount |
Lemon (citrus soy sauce) Appropriate amount | Soy sauce (citrus soy sauce) Appropriate amount |
Mirin (citrus soy sauce) Appropriate amount | Katsuobushi (citrus soy sauce) Appropriate amount |
Kombu (citrus soy sauce) a small piece | Chicken Appropriate amount |
Tofu Appropriate amount | Fried tofu Appropriate amount |
Green onions Appropriate amount | Various vegetables Your choice |
Step 1
Making dashi: One of my recipes, "Tofu Skin Udon", has a detailed process of making Japanese dashi. We will just show you today. Put the kombu white frost into the pot to soak and bring to a boil over low heat.Step 2
Add the bonito flowers and turn off the water.Step 3
Strain and pour out the broth and set aside.Step 4
Add chicken bones to the stock and bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to low heat and simmer. Chicken bones need to be blanched and washed in advance. (This is the chicken bone left over from the last time I made Teriyaki Chicken Leg Rice. I suggest you freeze the chicken leg for use when making similar food in the future. It is very convenient to make soup stock.)Step 5
Stock seasoning: mirin, soy sauce, sake, salt.Step 6
Add the stock seasoning to the stock and continue to simmer.Step 7
Make citrus soy sauce: Squeeze lemon juice and set aside, mirin, soy sauce, kombu (small pieces, use scissors to cut the edges a few times to make it easier to taste), and bonito flowers.Step 8
The ratio of squeezed lemon juice to soy sauce is 1:1. The amount of mirin depends on the acidity of the lemon you choose. If you don't like it too sour, you can add more mirin. Put lemon juice, soy sauce, mirin, kombu and bonito flowers into a glass bottle (the glass bottle needs to be oil-free and water-free), stir and put it in the refrigerator to refrigerate. It can be stored for a long time. It is good for making juice and dipping sauce in summer.Step 9
Just choose your favorite vegetables and cut them into bite-sized pieces.Step 10
Wash the chicken, cut into bite-sized pieces, sprinkle with a little lemon juice and set aside.Step 11
Add chicken pieces to the soy sauce soup base, bring to a boil over medium heat, and add vegetables.Step 12
The Japanese chicken soy sauce pot is ready, paired with citrus soy sauce, it is still very delicious in this weather.Step 13
A pot full. Japanese soy sauce chicken hot pot cooking tips