Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden)

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden)

by Pretty girl kitchen

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Difficulty

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Time

1h

Serving

2

Mitian/おでん: Oden, Oden, Oden, Oden is the name given to this kind of cuisine by Kansai people.
The usual ingredients include boiled eggs, radishes, konjac, bamboo wheels, etc. These ingredients are all boiled in the broth.
It can be used as a meal or as a snack.
The methods of making oden are different in different parts of the Kanto region. However, unlike ordinary pot dishes, oden is easy to make, and the ingredients can be put into the soup at any time. Therefore, this kind of cuisine is especially popular in winter. In Japan, oden can be bought and eaten at convenience stores or street stalls.
Oden has become more popular in Hong Kong in recent years. It is easily available in roadside convenience stores and catering commercial districts. The taste and ingredients are also quite different from authentic oden. "

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden)

1. Pleurotus eryngii is put into a non-oil pan for dry roasting to fully bring out its fragrance.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

2. Then put the shiitake mushrooms into the pot and roast them to produce the fragrance of shiitake mushrooms. (It should be noted that the dry roasting of the two kinds of mushrooms needs to be kept on a low fire for dry roasting, so that they can fully release their fragrance and do not affect the nutrition and appearance)

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

3. Add kelp stock, burdock, big root, konjac and bring to a boil. (Note that if you don’t have Japanese roots, you must use fruit radishes. Ordinary radishes must be soaked in cold water and sugar for 2 minutes before they can be used here)

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

4. Bring to a boil over medium to low heat.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

5. Pour into a saucepan, cover with a lid over low heat and simmer for 1 minute, then turn off the heat and set aside.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

6. Chop the shrimp into a puree with a knife, stir in the egg white, stir a little cornstarch and bonito powder to form the tendons. (Japanese shrimp balls are different from Hong Kong shrimp balls. Do not add pork, fatty pork and other seasonings)

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

7. Pour the soup just cooked in the pot and bring it to a boil.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

8. Use a spoon to scoop up an appropriate amount of mixed shrimp paste to make shrimp balls.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

9. Put the shrimp balls into the boiling broth.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

10. Cook the shrimp balls and transfer them to the soup just made.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

11. Turn off the heat, add Japanese soy sauce to the broth of the boiled shrimp balls, stir well with mirin (the ratio of Japanese soy sauce to broth is 1:10, and mirin is added as you like).

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

12. Do not turn on the fire, wait for 5 minutes and use the remaining temperature in the pot to bring out the fragrance of Japanese soy sauce.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

13. Then pour the adjusted stock sauce into the soup.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

14. Add the tuned potato powder water to thicken it in a circle (emphasize that cornstarch is cornstarch, while in Japan, potato powder is used for thickening).

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

15. Keep stirring until the cornstarch water in the spoon becomes transparent and gel-like.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

16. The mixed vegetables can be put on the plate after cooking.

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

17. Put carrot slices on the plate, scoop out the cooked vegetables, pour the soup, and put the sliced colored pepper rings to complete this Japanese-style mixed vegetable cooking (sweet peppers are green, green-yellow, red, deep Brown, you can choose which color to use).

Kyo-style Mixed Vegetables Boiled (oden) recipe

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