日本語レシピ:http://cookpad.com/recipe/1252063
Ingredients:
- Kiritanpo 1 Pack
- Boneless chicken thigh 300g
- 1 burdock(Gobo)
- Maitake mushrooms 160g
- Shirataki noodles 1 Pack
- Silken tofu 1 Pack
- Japanese leek 120g
- Japanese parsley(dropwort) 100
A: Dashi (Soup Stock)
- Water 1200ml
- About 3cm x 10cm square konbu kelp
- Dried bonito flakes 40g
B: Seasonings
- Noodle dipping sause 200cc
- Soy sauce 100cc
- Sake 100cc
Preparation
Let's make "Dashi"(Soup Stock)
① ②
③ ④
I always don't do it... I am lazy... Anyway.... Turn the heat on high. Remove the kelp just before
the water comes to a boil.
②Bring the water to a boil. Add the bonito flakes. Boil again, and after 3 minutes then turn off the heat.
③Wait until the flakes sink to the bottom of the pot. Sink the flakes to the bottom, Strain the soup to the pot.
the water comes to a boil.
②Bring the water to a boil. Add the bonito flakes. Boil again, and after 3 minutes then turn off the heat.
③Wait until the flakes sink to the bottom of the pot. Sink the flakes to the bottom, Strain the soup to the pot.
④This is Dashi(soup stock)! in the pot.
KIRITANPO: Kiritanpo crash rice and make it. Cyliner-shaped rice cake. Cut Kiritanpo diagonaly.
SHIRATAKI NOODLES: Cut in 1/3 length. Bring the water to a boil(1minutes) then drain well.
CHICKEN&TOFU: Cut the boneless chicken thigh & Tofu into bite size pieces.
Japanese leek& Japanese parsley(dropwort):
Slice the Japanese leek diagonally into 2cm think pieces. Cut the Japanese parsley(dropwort) into 3cm size pieces.
Let's make KIRITANPO
①Put Dashi in a large Donabe pot(earthenware pot)or pot. Heat the soup&bring to a boil.
Turn down the heat low. Add chicken, burdock in the pot.
②Put seasonings in the pot. Add Shirataki noodles, Maitake mushrooms, Tofu, Japanese leek, and
Kiritanpo in the pot. (Tear maitake mushrooms bite-sized pieces by hand)
Simmer for 15~20 minutes.
Kiritanpo in the pot. (Tear maitake mushrooms bite-sized pieces by hand)
Simmer for 15~20 minutes.
Thanks for the recipe and pics! I lived in Akita for some time, now in Santiago of Chile. Last week got a root of gobo and yesterday had kiritampo nabe (made kiritampo by myself) with friends. Your post was very helpful!
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iLze