I changed up the ingredients and flavors of my other recipe "Sake Steamed Cabbage & Salt Rubbed Chicken".Add 2 tablespoons of sugar for a slightly sweeter taste. Adjust to suit your tastes.You can also double the amount of cabbage. In that case, leave the ○ ingredients as-is, but increase the ingredients as shown in Step 4.Enjoy with shichimi chili pepper powder. Recipe by Iamitsuki

I use 8 juicy chicken drumsticks for this recipe (about 700g) in total. Marinated the chicken overnight, but you can omit that :)Throw in any veggies!#cabbage #ricecooker

I recreated the cabbage and chicken drumettes miso stew that my mother used to make for me.This is a simple recipe since you just simmer the ingredients. I mentioned this in Step 6 as well, but the cabbage and Japanese leek become very soft after simmering. Don't you just want to eat them with the texture intact sometimes? If so, then you can add in the half of the cabbage and Japanese leek at a later point. Recipe by Lesser Panda

I made this recipe using ingredients I had in the refrigerator.I made a small change to the recipe name.Cooking time can vary depending on your microwave.The chicken tenders will dry out if you microwave them too long. Be careful! Recipe by Run mama

I used to make meatless stewed daikon radish with carrots, but I got inspired seeing it made with chicken thighs on a cooking show on TV; I thought it would be possible to create an even tastier dish with chicken drumettes, since the bones would produce a nice stock.You can finish after Step 4, but if you prefer a stronger taste, go on to Step 5.If the daikon radish are stewed too quickly, they will break apart in the pot, so keep the heat on low. In Step 5, it might be good to remove the daikon from the stew and simmer the soup separately. Recipe by Kawakamisan

New Year's FavoriteHusband likes vinegar with his. Children said this was so much better than expected because not to crazy about cabbage. Even had seconds.

When I was steaming some steamed meat dumplings, the delicious smell from the cabbage and Chinese cabbage underneath the steaming basket was wafting out. Right away I decided to make something with lots of cabbage!10 minutes into the steaming, check to make sure the bottom isn't getting burned. Recipe by Iamitsuki

Here's my original recipe for steamed pork belly and Chinese cabbage. The water from the Chinese cabbage mixes with the condiments to make delicious soup.Can't think of any, but I suggest you pack the ingredients tightly when arranging them into a microwave-proof dish.Please adjust the cooking time depending on your microwave oven. For 3 servings. Recipe by Mama buta

This is my mother's recipe that I've loved since I was a child.It's not a fancy dish, but I never grown tired of it, and it has a very comforting flavor.This is a recipe I'll continue to make forever.I used 1/4 of a large Chinese cabbage.You can use atsuage (thick fried tofu) instead of the aburaage (thin fried tofu) used here.Cook the cabbage to your liking.I didn't simmer for too long for a photogenic look, but it's more delicious if you cook until the cabbage has completely wilted. Recipe by Poron526

I used in-season cod and Chinese cabbage and microwaved. This takes less time than cooking in foil and is really easy, so I uploaded the recipe.The microwave cooking times are for a 500 W oven. If you have a 600 W microwave, shorten the cooking times and watch as it cooks.It's very hot out of the microwave, so be careful. For 1 serving. Recipe by Komomomomo

Recently I'm working on recipes with low fat contents.The cooking time varies depending on the microwave. So please be careful with overcooking. Recipe by NAGANO kurume

I came up with this recipe because I wanted to make a dish by using food that I already had.Salty and garlic taste goes well with rice.It's easy, cheap, and delicious.Coat the chicken with sake and katakuriko to prevent from drying out. Slice the chicken thinly so that it is cooked well! Season the chicken quite well when you fry it, and toss with the vegetables to give just the right saltiness. Recipe by yaburie