Boiled Chicken with Spicy Hot Tomato Ponzu Sauce

I used a store-bought ponzu jelly-type sauce for my boiled chicken but it was not very good so I tried to make a similar sauce with gochujang. And then I realized it doesn't actually have to be jellied. That's how I arrived at this recipe.
When you make the sauce, the dish might be very hot, so be careful!
You can use regular-sized tomatoes instead of cherry tomatoes.
Use more gochujiang or use doubanjiang sauce for extra spiciness. Recipe by yumyum0618
Boiled Chicken with Spicy Hot Tomato Ponzu Sauce
I used a store-bought ponzu jelly-type sauce for my boiled chicken but it was not very good so I tried to make a similar sauce with gochujang. And then I realized it doesn't actually have to be jellied. That's how I arrived at this recipe.
When you make the sauce, the dish might be very hot, so be careful!
You can use regular-sized tomatoes instead of cherry tomatoes.
Use more gochujiang or use doubanjiang sauce for extra spiciness. Recipe by yumyum0618
Steps
- 1
For the sauce, chop up the tomatoes roughly and put into a heat-proof dish with the ☆ seasonings. Mix well.
- 2
Microwave at 500 W for 1.5 minutes (it's hot, so be careful). Leave to cool for a while.
- 3
Thinly slice the boiled chicken. Cut the mizuna into 203 cm lengths. Julienne the cucumber.
- 4
Transfer the prepared vegetables onto a serving dish and place the chicken on top. Pour over the sauce. Chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
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