Simple with Mentsuyu Noodle Sauce Roast Chicken

This is a method I saw a long long time ago on TV. However, I didn't want to bother making the dashi from scratch so I adapted the recipe to use dashi stock granules. It's easy and tasty, and can also be kept for a long time.Don't let the sauce boil or simmer for too long, or it may get burned. You can use it right away for cold noodles by adding ice cubes to it, but it tastes much better if you let it rest in the refrigerator for a few days I think, since the soy sauce becomes milder in flavor. Recipe by Sakanako.

Season easily with mentsuyu! Enjoy delicious stir-fried udon with the aroma of sesame oil. The story of this recipe: I made stir-fried udon!

This is my family's udon noodle broth.Even I, who only ever buys the bare minimum when it comes to ingredients, had what I needed to make the soup broth.The meat and shiitake mushrooms soak up the delicious flavors of the broth.You don't need to measure the ingredients precisely. Adjust the concentration to your liking. You could add aburaage or other ingredients. The ingredients will cook through enough after bringing the saucepan to a boil. It's fine to turn off the heat immediately after bringing it to a boil.I served it with my DIY udon noodles Recipe by Myajima

Mentsuyu is convenient and delicious. I used to use storebought mentsuyu, but I wanted to make my own so I looked up recipes online. After several experiment with more or less mirin, sugar and so on, I think that this version is just like the storebought one I used to use.It's a bother to have to strain the liquid, so I put the bonito flakes in a large tea bag. Dry roast the used konbu seaweed and bonito flakes with sesame seeds and turn into furikake (rice seasoning). The mentsuyu sauce will keep for about a month in the refrigerator. For about 400 ml. Recipe by Sumairukun.

I love eggplants and I want to eat them every day if I could.This recipe is easy and my favorite way to eat eggplants. I think I've been eating them this way for decades.You don't need to soak the eggplants in water. Just cook as soon as you cut them.Add the ginger and mentsuyu as soon as the eggplant slices are cooked. The flavors will penetrate the eggplant well. You could peel the skins if you prefer. For easy to make amount. Recipe by Junchan

So very delicious!

I usually have"Multi purpose mentsuyu concentrate" in stock, but I decided to upload this version too since many people only have dashi stock granules on hand.It is a bit different from the usual recipes, but I experimented many, many times in order to make a tasty mentsuyu sauce even using dashi stock granules.Even if it's a bother, it makes a big difference to the flavor, so please don't skip the "boiling off the mirin" part in Step 1.If you let soy sauce come to a full boil it loses flavor, so please pay attention in step 4.This is a tasty mentsuyu sauce even if it's not an emergency.When you use dashi stock granules, the flavor does tend to be a bit harsh, so I increased the amount of mirin. Please use more or less mirin to taste.I gave a wider range for the water amount, to account for the tastes of people used to the strong concentrated flavor of store-bought mentsuyu concentrate. Recipe by *ai*

♥ Thank you to 300 people ♥Even when you're busy, you can quickly make this easy yakisoba with thick sauce. Try it with your favorite vegetables.The origin of this recipeI found it troublesome to add various seasonings, so I used mentsuyu, and it turned out delicious!

I adapted a recipe that was in a weekly flyer. It's made to keep a long time since it has no water added, and dried shiitake mushrooms are added for a deeper and more complex flavor.There are lots of tasty commercial mentsuyu brands, but homemade is the best.Just make sure not to let it boil. For a quantity that is easy to make. Recipe by Hushsan

We are a small family so I prepare chicken legs for us. A whole chicken is too much for us...If you roast only chicken legs they will roast better thanks to the baking parchment. When you roast vegetables together the vegetables underneath will absorb the chicken's cooking juice and it will taste better.You can do this with a frying pan.I mix various ingredients to make the marinade so it has a deep flavour. Recipe by Peni-da

I modified a recipe I saw on a TV programme.It's useful to make up a big batch of this sauce and store it. It keeps for 2 weeks in the refrigerator. If you are using 3x concentrated mentsuyu, use 4 tablespoons. You can use this sauce for sweet and sour pork, chilli sauce and simmered dishes. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

My family loves to go to Ikea, as much for the Swedish meatballs in their cafeteria as for the shopping. My favourite part is the little dollop of lingonberry jam they put on the plate. I brought a jar home weeks ago, and finally decided to use it as the sauce for a simply roasted chicken. The end result was pretty fantastic.

This is a recipe that my soba-loving parents came up with after many experiments.Don't let it boil for too long or the flavor and fragrance of the bonito flakes will dissipate. Just let it come to a boil briefly.Store the mentsuyu in containers that have been sterilized in boiling water, and seal air tight. It will keep in a cool dark place for a month. For 1000 ml. Recipe by Pop kitchen

My wife requested I make this.The crabstick and mentsuyu sauce gives this great flavor.To make the omelette fluffy, add water. Recipe by hitkat

I had 1 piece of roast chicken left over, so I made it into a pilaf the next day.Even its bones gave out a savory flavor. You can really taste the flavor of chicken with each bite.You can use any vegetables that you'd like.I also recommend adding green peas or mushrooms. Recipe by sachie mama

While this isn't the quickest chicken recipe ever, it is super easy, family-friendly, and rustically elegant enough to serve to guests.By roasting the chicken atop fresh tomatoes, you get a lot of moist, juicy flavor through the underside of the chicken, but then keep the skin safely away from moisture so you still get an irresistibly crispy brown chicken skin made all the more delicious by the layer of frico you get from adding some grated dry cheese atop the chicken in the last few minutes of roasting.And then all those delicious juices and fat from the chicken along with some of its velvety collagen drip into the fresh tomato sauce, giving it a wonderfully rich and developed flavor while still retaining the light and summery flavor of fresh tomatoes.Key to the success of this dish is a cooking vessel with enough surface area to be able to spread the chicken out in a single layer without having the pieces touch. I used a 12-inch oven safe stainless saute pan to make mine. If you have an equally large cast iron skillet or a medium sized roasting pan, they'll work just fine.

MENTSUYU is Japanese noodle sauce/soup base. Very simple recipe but also super useful. You can use for AGEDASHI TOFU, SOBA noodle, OYAKODON, TEMPURA, TAKIKOMI GOHAN and so on!

I don't like the mentsuyu noodle dipping sauce sold in store. Though lots of Japanese dishes use sauces with dashi, others don't, so to keep things simple, I came up with something in between.You just need to mix these ingredients in this order. I realized that you could enjoy the flavor of soy sauce more if you don't boil it, so I decided to remove the pan from the heat before adding it. Recipe by chibi-pan

This recipe came about because I wanted to use the leftover enchilada sauce from my previous post for Southwest stuffed peppers. There's not much to it, and it's a total cinch to make. The only real investment required is time, and that's not a bad thing. Because the reward for your patience is fall-off-the-bone tender chicken smothered in rich, flavourful sauce. Also, while the chicken's in the oven, you're free to do what you want. Like clean the kitchen. Or play with your kids. Or, if you're like me, binge the latest season of Chef's Table that just dropped on Netflix. Not bad at all.

While this isn't the quickest chicken recipe ever, it is super easy, family-friendly, and rustically elegant enough to serve to guests.By roasting the chicken atop fresh tomatoes, you get a lot of moist, juicy flavor through the underside of the chicken, but then keep the skin safely away from moisture so you still get an irresistibly crispy brown chicken skin made all the more delicious by the layer of frico you get from adding some grated dry cheese atop the chicken in the last few minutes of roasting.And then all those delicious juices and fat from the chicken along with some of its velvety collagen drip into the fresh tomato sauce, giving it a wonderfully rich and developed flavor while still retaining the light and summery flavor of fresh tomatoes.Key to the success of this dish is a cooking vessel with enough surface area to be able to spread the chicken out in a single layer without having the pieces touch. I used a 12-inch oven safe stainless saute pan to make mine. If you have an equally large cast iron skillet or a medium sized roasting pan, they'll work just fine.

I make this salad whenever I have some leftover nori seaweed from an opened packet.I use a 3x concentrated mentsuyu.Adjust the amount of seasonings depending on how watery the vegetables are.I often use chirimen jako (cooked, salted and semi-dried tiny sardines) instead of seaweed. Recipe by MyT09

I love my mother's fried chicken recipe and asked her the seasoning but all she uses are mentsuyu and garlic!So I added sake and ginger to make it flavored the way I like.It's an easy recipe using mentsuyu.You'll have almost no dish washing to do as you use a plastic bag.It's convenient for bentos if you freeze them once fried. Recipe by rie373

Juicy and tender chicken breast made easy with mentsuyu! Add the eggs in two parts for a soft-cooked finish.The story behind this recipe: I’m not a fan of thigh meat, so I first tried cooking with breast meat to make it delicious! I love mitsuba, but my kids don’t seem to like it (haha). Feel free to use your favorite greens like kaiware!

I often prepare this dish for my family, but they don't know how easy this is to make.You only need a small amount of salt and pepper.Make sure to lightly dust the chicken with katakuriko before browning.Since I'm lazy, I don't peel the daikon before grating. It's easier and bulks up the dish.Just be sure to wash it well. Recipe by tama-ma

Are you a soy sauce fan? A sauce fan? Or a mentsuyu fan? Give it a try! This recipe is made on a hot plate. The origin of this recipe: As someone who likes to keep things simple, mentsuyu is a must-have for me.

I used store-bought mentsuyu sauce to season the chicken before cooking and was surprised that inexpensive chicken breast becomes tender and delicious. If you use 3x concentrate mentsuyu, you won't need dipping sauce.Slice the chicken breast thinly on the diagonal. I recommend not omitting the ginger. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Usshi

Using mentsuyu and sake makes the stir-fried udon smooth and not sticky. On June 9, 2009, this became my 24th featured recipe. Thank you!The origin of this recipe: At our house, we always season with mentsuyu instead of soy sauce or other sauces. It's really delicious!

My recipe for a homemade chicken noodle soup. Perfect for a cold evening at home or when a friend or family member is just feeling under the weather. Makes a very large pot and doesn't use exact measurements but very simple and easy to change up and make your own. But instead of boiling my chicken I roasted it and got a much deeper yummier flavor.

I always make rice bowls with meat, but they started to taste even better after I started adding some tofu too.Feel free to use firm or silken tofu, I personally prefer to use silken.Sprinkle over some green onions at the end for a bit of colour.Top off the rice bowl with any sauce left over in the pan at the end.If the flavour is a bit too thin for you, feel free to add some soy sauce or mirin. Recipe by Ryo---ko