Japanese Curry Chicken Rice
1.
Use a rice cooker to simmer rice for 2~3 people π, 300g chicken breasts are thawed in advance
2.
Prepare ingredients and Japanese curry
3.
Cut chicken breasts into small pieces of 1.5 γ for later use
4.
Peel and cut potatoes for later use
5.
Shred the onion, cut the carrot into pieces, cut the mushroom into thick slices, and slice the garlic cloves for later use
6.
Take out 4 pieces of curry and set aside
7.
Pour vegetable oil into the hot pan, and fry the oil as much as a dish
8.
Pour the onion and garlic slices after the oil is hot
9.
Stir fry until golden
10.
Pour the chicken nuggets
11.
Stir fry over high heat until the surface of the chicken pieces turns white
12.
Pour in all the vegetables
13.
Stir-fry on high heat for about 5 minutes
14.
Pour 950ml water
15.
Bring to a boil on high heat, cover, simmer on medium heat for 15 minutes
16.
Taste potatoes and carrots are boiled until soft
17.
Turn off the fire (Japanese friends say this is the key, curry will stick to the bottom of the pot if you donβt turn off the fire) and put in the curry cubes
18.
Stir gently until the curry is fully melted
19.
Boil on low heat for about 5 minutes, until thick
20.
The rice is served on a plate and topped with curry
Tips:
1. The taste of Japanese curry is sweet and the spicy taste is very weak. For adults, itβs best to choose the extra spicy flavor. For children, the mixture of 2 pieces of medium-spicy and 2 pieces of non-spicy is just right.
2. According to this ratio, I think the curry is moderately salty, so there is no need to add salt. Heavy-mouthed friends can add salt or pepper powder as needed to enhance the flavor.
3. Step 18 If the curry is too dry after melting, add a little hot water and start the fire again.