Oyakodon (Japanese Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl)
By Hannah Kirshner · cooking.nytimes.com
25 min2 servings
Tender chicken and silky egg in a savory dashi broth, served over steamed rice in two quick batches.
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| prepCook short-grained white rice if not already done | |||||
| 90 ml dashi | Make sauce, combine & set aside | Serve with shichimi togarashi if desired | |||
| 30 ml dry sake | |||||
| 30 ml mirin | |||||
| 30 ml soy sauce | |||||
| ½ teaspoon sugar | |||||
| 2 skin-on chicken thighs, deboned and diced into 1–1½ inch pieces | Brown chicken skin-side down 3–4 min, dice | Add chicken, simmer 1–3 min until white | Cover, remove from heat 1 min, uncover | Slide onto rice, repeat batch 2 with remaining | |
| 1 small onion, thinly sliced lengthwise | Batch 1: simmer onion & sauce 1–2 min | ||||
| 4 eggs, beaten until yolks and whites are broken but still distinct | Pour half beaten eggs, cook 30 sec | Add rest of eggs & half mitsuba, low heat 20 sec | |||
| 6 sprigs mitsuba, cut into 1-inch lengths, or 2 scallions, thinly sliced on a sharp diagonal | |||||
| Short-grained white rice, cooked, for serving | |||||
| Shichimi togarashi (optional) | |||||
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