POV Oyakodon

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Oyakodon is simple Japanese home cooking. It translates to "parent and child rice bowl," and refers to the use of chicken and egg. You simmer chicken and onion (or leek or scallion, or whatever) in a mixture of dashi, soy sauce, sake, and sugar, then stir in a beaten egg and cook it until just barely set, and slide it all out over a bowl of rice. If you have mitsuba (japanese three-leaf herb), that's a very common addition as well. It takes about 10 minutes to make and makes a nice, simple meal. I add an extra egg yolk to mine, but you don't have to. Here's the full recipe on Serious Eats: https://www.seriouseats.com/2016/08/how-to-make-oyakodon-japanese-chicken-egg-rice-bowl.html PLEASE READ! The coronavirus has hit many folks hard, including first responders and hospital workers, individuals and families who were already food insecure, and service industry employees who are, for the large part, currently out of a job. My goal is to help fix both these problems in the best way I know how to contribute: organizing people, and cooking food. If you would like to donate to our free meal fund, head to https://www.toasttab.com/wursthall/ where you can buy a boxed meal for someone in need. These boxes go directly to the frontline workers and food insecure families who have been hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic. They also allow me to hire back my kitchen team to cook and pack these meals (in a safe, clean way). So far we have served nearly 500 meals, and the number goes

Published 2020-04-12 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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