Yum yum Chicken Thigh with Japanese sweet soy sauce

Studio AI Tokyo Japanese Cooking Class
Studio AI Tokyo Japanese Cooking Class @studioaitokyo
Tokyo, Japan

Chicken Thigh is my all time favorite meat because it's moist and juicy :)
This recipe is a mixture of my favorite ingredients, and the sauce will make all binded together well, and it will be good side dish to eat with rice :)

If you cannot find Shiso leaves, then Basil can be a good substitute :)

Yum yum Chicken Thigh with Japanese sweet soy sauce

Chicken Thigh is my all time favorite meat because it's moist and juicy :)
This recipe is a mixture of my favorite ingredients, and the sauce will make all binded together well, and it will be good side dish to eat with rice :)

If you cannot find Shiso leaves, then Basil can be a good substitute :)

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Ingredients

2 Servings
  1. 100 gChicken Thigh
  2. 5Ginkgo nuts
  3. 2Shiso leaves
  4. 50 gYam potato
  5. 2Shiitake mushrooms
  6. 1 Tablespoonoil(for saute)
  7. 2 TablespoonsSoy sauce
  8. 1 TablespoonMirin (sweet sake)
  9. 1 TablespoonSake
  10. 2 pinchesSugar
  11. 1 pinchSalt (as needed)
  12. 1 TeaspoonBlack sesame

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Cut the chicken thigh into big bite size about 1.5 inches cubes.

  2. 2

    Cut the yam potato and shiitake mushroom into bite size about 1 inch cubes. Also, cut the shiso leaves into thin strips (just like ribbon).

  3. 3

    Mix soy sauce, mirin, and sake together, and set it aside.

  4. 4

    Heat oil with low heat, and saute chicken thigh on a frying pan (start from the skin side) until its golden brown, then add ginkgo nuts and shiitake mushroom until all ingredients covered with oil.

  5. 5

    Add 3 to 4, and mix well until all ingredients covered with 3, then add sugar.

  6. 6

    Taste to see if it needs more salt, then if needed, add salt.

  7. 7

    Plate 6 on a plate, and sprinkle black sesame seeds and cut shiso leaves.

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Studio AI Tokyo Japanese Cooking Class
Studio AI Tokyo Japanese Cooking Class @studioaitokyo
Hi! I'm sorry about late reply!
You could add it at with Shiitake and ginko nuts. I like it crunchy but you could cut it into small cubes (about half a inch) so it will be cooked better.

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