Chilled Chicken and Veggie Salad (Banbanji Style Salad)

Shanty Shukran
Shanty Shukran @cook_2529249
Arkansas

Banbanji is chilled chicken and cucumber salad from China. I arranged a little bit of the ordinary recipe.

Chilled Chicken and Veggie Salad (Banbanji Style Salad)

Banbanji is chilled chicken and cucumber salad from China. I arranged a little bit of the ordinary recipe.

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Ingredients

15 mins
2 servings
  1. 500 mlwater
  2. 1cucumber
  3. 1eggplant
  4. 130 gChicken breast
  5. salt, as needed
  6. 15 gwhite sesame seeds
  7. 3 gsoy sauce
  8. 3 gmen-tsuyu sauce
  9. 12 gJapanese mirin
  10. 45 gsesame dressing
  11. 1 pinchminced garlic
  12. 1 pinchminced ginger

Cooking Instructions

15 mins
  1. 1

    First of all, prepare a banbanji sauce. Combine soy sauce, mentsuyu sauce, Japanese mirin, and sesame dressing and mix them well.

  2. 2

    Add white sesames and garlic and ginger to step 1 and stir it well. That's all for making banbanji sauce :).

  3. 3

    After making the sauce, boil chicken until cooked.

  4. 4

    While boiling chicken, prepare vegetables. Cut cucumbers into very thin stripes.

  5. 5

    Wash and hull eggplant and cut it into 8 pieces. (Peel eggplant if its skin is thick. )

  6. 6

    Soak sliced cucumber and eggplant in 500 ml of water. Add salt.

  7. 7

    After chicken is cooked, take it from boiled water and leave it until it cools down. Slice it into pieces.

  8. 8

    Drain sliced cucumber and eggplant and place them on a plate. Place chicken on the vegetables and pour banbanji sauce over.

  9. 9

    Add nuts if you desire.

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Hello! My name is Shanty. I am originally from Japan. I currently live in Arkansas which is the nature state in United States. I encountered so many delicious cuisines through generous people in Arkansas and the travels abroad. I would like to share my recipes and some recipes from the world I saw! Since I am Japanese, I will of course share recipes for cooking Japanese cuisines, but I also will share some of Costarican, Arabic cuisines because those are my favorite!!
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