Tender Chicken Breast Rice Bowl

Name: Tender Chicken Breast Rice Bowl
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2 Chicken breast meat; 1 tbsp ★ Sake; 1 tbsp ★ Soy sauce; 1 ★ Ichimi spice (only if you like it spicy); 1 Katakuriko; 1/3 Bamboo shoots cooked in water; 1/2 bunch Greens (Komatsuna, bok choy, etc); 50 ml Sake; 50 ml Mirin; 50 ml Soy sauce; 50 ml Water; 3 tbsp Sugar; 2 bowlsful Plain cooked rice; 1 Chili threads (optional); 1 piece Beef suet (or vegetable oil)

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I wanted to eat meat seasoned like kabayaki (a sweet syrup glaze that's brushed on grilled eel) so I came up with this recipe.

The chicken is very hot when you cut it, so hold it steady with chopsticks and lay it flat so that you don't accidentally poke the meat. Please be careful not to burn yourself. Recipe by Chibikoro

I wanted to eat meat seasoned like kabayaki (a sweet syrup glaze that's brushed on grilled eel) so I came up with this recipe.

The chicken is very hot when you cut it, so hold it steady with chopsticks and lay it flat so that you don't accidentally poke the meat. Please be careful not to burn yourself. Recipe by Chibikoro

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I wanted to eat meat seasoned like kabayaki (a sweet syrup glaze that's brushed on grilled eel) so I came up with this recipe.

The chicken is very hot when you cut it, so hold it steady with chopsticks and lay it flat so that you don't accidentally poke the meat. Please be careful not to burn yourself. Recipe by Chibikoro

I wanted to eat meat seasoned like kabayaki (a sweet syrup glaze that's brushed on grilled eel) so I came up with this recipe.

The chicken is very hot when you cut it, so hold it steady with chopsticks and lay it flat so that you don't accidentally poke the meat. Please be careful not to burn yourself. Recipe by Chibikoro

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Ingredients

2 servings

2Chicken breast meat
1 tbsp★ Sake
1 tbsp★ Soy sauce
1★ Ichimi spice (only if you like it spicy)
1Katakuriko
1/3Bamboo shoots cooked in water
1/2 bunchGreens (Komatsuna, bok choy, etc)
50 mlSake
50 mlMirin
50 mlSoy sauce
50 mlWater
3 tbspSugar
2bowlsful Plain cooked rice
1Chili threads (optional)
1 pieceBeef suet (or vegetable oil)

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Steps

1

Take the excess fat and skin off the chicken breasts. Cover with a sheet of plastic wrap and pound out flat with a rolling pin. Slice the bamboo shoot, and cut up the greens into bite-sized pieces.
2

When both pieces are flattened, put them on a plate and add the ingredients marked ★. Coat well and leave to marinate for 10 minutes or so.
3

After they have marinated, pat the chicken dry with paper towels and coat lightly with katakuriko.
4

Heat up a frying pan and put in the piece of beef suet.
5

When the suet has melted add the chicken and brown on both sides.
6

When both sides are browned add the sake and mirin and boil off the alcohol. (You don't have to light it with a match or anything, just boil it.) Add the sugar, soy sauce and water.
7

Add the sliced bamboo shoot, and continue simmering while occasionally shaking the pan to coat the chicken with the sauce until the sauce has reduced down to about half.
8

When the sauce has reduced and become a bit thick, add the greens. When the greens are limp, turn the heat off.
9

Take the chicken out and cut into bite sized pieces.
10

Put the rice into bowls, and top with the chicken, bamboo shoot and greens, and pour on the sauce. Top with chili threads.
11

Sprinkle sansho pepper to taste and enjoy.