Great For Dieters Too Shiny Delicious Chicken Breast

This is a recipe that is taken out of one of my other recipes. Chicken breast meat is delicious and healthy, so I wanted to enjoy it in a way that was tasty but didn't increase the calories. As a result, this has become my favorite way to cook chicken breast. I make enough to last for 2 days; it's really useful in various dishes.
Once the chicken has cooled, keep it in the refrigerator. Even when it's refrigerated the chicken remains moist and tender. I try to make enough that can be consumed within 2 days. From the 3rd day on, I heat it through again before serving. If your dinner menu is lacking protein, this is convenient to have on hand to serve as an extra side dish. Recipe by Monpuchicchi
Great For Dieters Too Shiny Delicious Chicken Breast
This is a recipe that is taken out of one of my other recipes. Chicken breast meat is delicious and healthy, so I wanted to enjoy it in a way that was tasty but didn't increase the calories. As a result, this has become my favorite way to cook chicken breast. I make enough to last for 2 days; it's really useful in various dishes.
Once the chicken has cooled, keep it in the refrigerator. Even when it's refrigerated the chicken remains moist and tender. I try to make enough that can be consumed within 2 days. From the 3rd day on, I heat it through again before serving. If your dinner menu is lacking protein, this is convenient to have on hand to serve as an extra side dish. Recipe by Monpuchicchi
Steps
- 1
Slice the breast meat against the grain, on the diagonal into 1 cm thick pieces. Season with salt, sake, and coat with a sprinkle of katakuriko. Rub in the ingredients into the meat.
- 2
Bring about 1 liter of water to boil for every chicken breast you're cooking.
- 3
Scatter in the chicken pieces. When the water is just about to come to a boil, turn the heat down to low. Keep the water just below its boiling point and simmer for 5 minutes.
- 4
Drain, and it's done. The katakuriko coating gives the chicken a moist, toothsome, tender texture.
- 5
Be sure to cook the chicken through properly. If the chicken pieces are 1cm thick, they should be cooked through in 5 minutes.
- 6
Make sure to cook the chicken in water that is not quite boiling. If you let the water come to a rolling boil the chicken will become tough, and the juices will run out. Mix the chicken up in the water 1-2 times.
- 7
I think it's easiest to cook about 2 to 3 chicken breasts at a time. Just double or triple the salt, sake, katakuriko and water.
- 8
Additional note: If you don't like chicken that much, if you marinate it in sake for 30 minutes to an hour after slicing it, salt it and coat it with katakuriko before cooking it, you'll get rid of any gaminess.
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