Tender chicken breast steak

This is a low-sodium recipe recommended by Toyohira Ward Dietary Improvement Promoters- food education volunteers in Sapporo City.
You can use other kinds of vegetables to your liking instead of tomatoes.
Tender chicken breast steak
This is a low-sodium recipe recommended by Toyohira Ward Dietary Improvement Promoters- food education volunteers in Sapporo City.
You can use other kinds of vegetables to your liking instead of tomatoes.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Peel off the skin, poke holes with a fork evenly on the surface, and cut with a knife to even out the thickness.
Put chicken, garlic and salad oil into plastic bag, rub well and leave it for about ten minutes. - 2
Grate tomato with the skin on a grater. Cut a paprika vertically into quarters and separate maitake mushroom into smaller chunks. Put broccolis on a heat-resistant plate, sprinkle a tablespoon of water, wrap it, and microwave it for about four minutes at 500w.
- 3
Place the pan over medium heat, bake 1 until it is browned, flip it over and bake until the back is also browned. It's cooked if you stick a bamboo skewer and transparent liquid comes out. Take it out of the pan once.
- 4
Stir-fry the bell pepper and a maitake mushroom in the pan. When it's cooked, add tomato, ponzu sauce and broccoli and mix them quickly.
- 5
Arrange cut chicken and vegetables on a plate, pour any remaining sauce on them.
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