My family's oden recipe is really simple. This is one of our favorite dishes to prepare when it starts getting cold.-Make sure to include konbu seaweed because it makes good dashi soup.-Fish cakes and sausages also give dashi soup a good flavor!-My oldest son dislikes fishcakes so I usually add octopus, wiener sausages, cabbage rolls, or beef tendons. Recipe by Usagimam

We want to eat plenty of this, so I season it lightly. The chicken wings and wiener sausages flavour the broth and you'll enjoy the soup as well as the main ingredients.It might take a little time to prepare the ingredients, but after that, you just need to simmer slowly. Why not serve this on a cold evening with your family? The area around Himeji serves this with ginger soy sauce as dipping sauce. We like eating it with lots of mustard instead.This dish has a very gentle flavour, but you can adjust the seasonings as you like. For 4 servings. Recipe by mzhroom

I prepare a huge pot of oden for my family. Sometimes, I share it with my parents, and we have oden parties.Making a lot in a large pot is the secret,The ingredients quantity is for making a large amount in a large pot. For example, if making half of the recipe, simply decrease the water and ingredients by half. Calculate as much as you need.During the boiling process, let it simmer gently and slowly. Occasionally shake the pot. Recipe by Run mama

This recipe is a variation of a dish my mother has been making since I was a child.Add your favorite ingredients, such as beef tendons, gobo-maki, or fishcakes. Potatoes, ganmodoki, and fish cakes may break apart if cooked too long, so be sure to add them later. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

We always use this soup base to make oden.We use a No. 8 (28 cm diameter) earthenware pot to cook the oden. Recipe by Yugurunpa

Winter is the season for oden!With a pressure cooker, the beef tendons (or chicken wings) are so tender and soft. The resulting soup is so tasty.Cooked octopus is also delicious in this hot pot. For 4 to 5 servings. Recipe by MyDining

I made perfect oden that takes a bit of time. Because there aren't too many ingredients, it's simple.Using too many ingredients makes the preparation difficult but using just 5 ingredients makes it unexpectedly easy. Reuse the boiled water for the preparations. If you prepare it in advance, omit the fish paste products and prepare separately brings out a better flavor in the dashi soup stock. The daikon is also very good the next day. Recipe by maa1012

Once, I was taught how to get rid of the bitterness of daikon radish. Since then I follow this way.In this recipe, I've noted the preparation of daikon. Use your favorite ingredients in the hot pot.The soup base is slightly concentrated. Change the amount of seasonings to your liking and other ingredients.If you want to sharpen the flavour, add a pinch of salt!Do not boil down the soup! Recipe by Sarami19

This is the oden, which I have eaten since childhood. My friends love this too and they ask me to make them quite often. Try the recipe below with the leftover soup.1) Step 4 is important. If you put red miso directly into the dashi, it might not dissolve completely. 2) If you have time, leave to rest overnight or at least cool down before serving. The ingredients will absorb more flavour. 3) Add your favorite ingredients such as beef tendons, atsuage and kinchaku. For 4 servings. Recipe by cafepanda

Oden is the best stew for cold days!Cost to make this oden: about 358 yen per serving.Not only does adding the chicken wings and drumettes make for a delicious filling, they also add a scrumptious flavor to the soup. For 5 servings. Recipe by Cooking S Papa.

Oden is a hearty Japanese one-pot dish that’s perfect for the cold weather. It’s an easy recipe and the bulk of the work is in prepping all the ingredients before cooking.Since Taiwan was under Japanese rule before 1945 for about 50 years, oden was introduced to the Taiwanese during this time period. In Taiwan, it is known as guandongzhu (關東煮), tianbula (甜不辣) or hellun (黑輪) and often found at the night market.Ingredients that go into oden varies between regions and also households. Oden is often sold in food carts, izakayas, convenience store chains, or dedicated oden restaurants. It is usually considered winter food but many people, and restaurants or food carts, serve oden year-round.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkM9sFEfueQ

My daughters love this school lunch, so she asked me to make it at home. I had a chance to try the school lunch version, and it was really easy to eat, so I tried making it myself with my daughters' advice.Prep the simmered ingredients beforehand properly by draining excess oil, parboiling, etc. If the potato pieces are too small, they will melt into the soup. If you want the potato pieces to retain their shape, put them on top of the pot at Step 5. But I think they taste great if they've partially crumble and blending with the other ingredients. For 6 to 7 generous servings (this is an easy-to-make amount). Recipe by Blue poppy