After making the full recipe for the agebitashi sauce, I had quite a bit of sauce leftover, so I made oyakodon with it.
Oya-ko means parent-child in this case, chicken and egg. Don is short for donburi (bowl).
I sliced some sasami (chicken breasts) and some leeks.
I put 2 ladles of the sauce, the chicken and the leeks and then heated everything until the chicken was cooked through.
Then I added some leftover veggies from the agebitashi to heat through and then added a scrambled egg.
NOTES: My ratio of sauce to "goodies" was more so it was more soupy than what you would normally find here in Japan.
Still this was good and perfect for the chilly weather we've been having.
I'd make this again.
I love oyako donburi!
ReplyDeleteme too Jalna :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I love hearing about your meals...always so healthy and flavorful!
ReplyDeleteI'm putting chicken on the shopping list right now. It's been awhile since I've made this.
ReplyDeleteaw you are too kind Lizzy :)
ReplyDeletehope you enjoy your oyakodon Rowena :)
Take care you two.
Kat
Looks lovely Kat.
ReplyDeleteSo colorful with all the veggies! ;-)
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