Nagoya-style Miso Oden [Quick & Easy]

Name: Nagoya-style Miso Oden [Quick & Easy]
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1/2 Daikon radish; 4 Eggs; 2 Chikuwa; 1 Konnyaku; 1 piece Kombu for dashi stock; 600 ml Water; 60 grams Red miso; 30 grams Soft brown sugar; 30 grams Mirin

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

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

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.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

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.

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Ingredients

4 servings

1/2Daikon radish
4Eggs
2Chikuwa
1Konnyaku
Oden soup:
1 pieceKombu for dashi stock
600 mlWater
60 gramsRed miso
30 gramsSoft brown sugar
30 gramsMirin

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Steps

1

Make dashi stock in a large pot with water and kombu. *I used a dashi packet, but you can use dashi granules.
2

Slice the daikon radish and parboil until you can easily poke with a toothpick. Use the water used to wash rice grains if it's available. It'll make the daikon nice and tender.
3

Boil the eggs and peel the shells. Cut the chikuwa in half and pour hot water over to remove the excess oil. Cut the konnyaku and blanch quickly.
4

Put the red miso, soft brown sugar, and mirin in a bowl together. Add the dashi stock from Step 1 little by little to mix.
5

Add Step 4 into the pot from Step 1 and mix well. Add Steps 2 & 3 into the same pot and simmer over a low heat for about 30 minutes. Once the ingredients have absorbed the flavor of the soup, it is done.
6

[Note] Break up the soup flavored eggs and put on top of rice. Pour over plenty of soup and this is called 'Red Chazuke'. The famous actor Shintaro Katsu used to love this.
7

[With the left over soup] Cook minced chicken, Japanese leek and ginger with this soup to make 'Miso-flavored soboro.' Garnish over udon noodles or rice.