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How much to cook chankonabe

How to make chankonabe soup
Products
Broth (chicken) - 1.5 liters
Chicken fillet - 200 grams
Wheat noodles - 50 grams
Egg - 1 piece
Shiitake mushrooms - 100 grams
Chinese cabbage - 50 grams
Green onions - 10 grams
Garlic - 1 wedge
Potato starch - 0.5 tablespoon
Miso (paste) - 40 grams (2 tablespoons)
Soy sauce - 7 tablespoons
Mirin - 5 tablespoons
Sesame - to taste
Sugar - 0.5 tablespoon
Black pepper - at the end of the knife
How to cook chankonabe
1. Put the chicken broth on the fire, pour in mirin, soy sauce, half of the miso paste and sugar. Pepper, add sesame seeds.
2. Boil the broth, add 100 grams of shiitake mushrooms. After boiling again, remove the foam with a spoon, reduce heat, cook for 15 minutes.
3. Grind 200 grams of chicken fillet in a meat grinder (or in a blender).
4. Combine the chicken fillet with the second half of the miso paste, the egg, the crushed garlic and the chopped green onions.
5. Add starch and stir the ball mixture.
6. Scoop up the mixture with a spoon and mold balls with a radius of 3-4 centimeters.
7. Boil broth, add chicken balls, reduce heat, cook for 10 minutes.
5. Add 50 grams of noodles and cook the chankonabe for another 5 minutes.
6. Place chopped Chinese cabbage in the soup and cook the chankonabe for another 5 minutes.
Fusofacts
- Tyankonabe - nutritious soup from the diet of sumo wrestlers. "Chan" means "daddy" (retired sumoist, who is also a cook), "nabe" - "bowler hat".- The basis of any "soup in a pot" (nabemono), to which chankonabe belongs, is chicken broth or dashi (fish broth) with sake (alcoholic drink made from fermented rice) or mirin (sweet rice wine).
“Chiankonabe is made from any available food, so there is no strict recipe for this soup. Different sumo schools also have their own special recipes for chankonabe. Additional ingredients that can be added to chankonabe soup without breaking the concept are chicken, beef or fish, noodles, tofu (bean curd), miso (fermented bean or cereal paste), shiitake mushrooms, vegetables.
- Mirin in the recipe can be replaced with fruit wine.
Look more recipes for all soups and their cooking time!
Last update Author / Editor - Lydia Ivanova