Chicken Steak with Grated Daikon Radish and Lots of Green Onions
Chicken Steak with Grated Daikon Radish and Lots of Green Onions

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Remove the steak from the pan and top grated Daikon radish and green onion. Daikon: Use top green part of daikon where it's sweet and less bitter. You can use chicken/beef/vegetable broth or simply water is okay if you can't find good substitute.

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The ingredients needed to make Chicken Steak with Grated Daikon Radish and Lots of Green Onions:
  1. Get Chicken thigh
  2. Make ready Grated daikon radish
  3. Prepare amount Green onions
  4. Get Yakiniku sauce
  5. Take Salt and pepper
  6. Get Eggplant
  7. Prepare Lettuce
  8. Prepare Homemade yakiniku sauce (store-bought one is ok)
  9. Make ready Soy sauce
  10. Get each Vinegar, sake
  11. Make ready Mirin
  12. Prepare Sugar (if possible, granulated sugar)
  13. Prepare clove's worth Grated garlic
  14. Make ready thumbtip's worth Grated ginger
  15. Take Tianmianjiang
  16. Make ready Doubanjiang
  17. Get Sesame seeds

Tsuji says to garnish with a. Daikon radish can be served raw or cooked. Add daikon to stews, meat and fish dishes. PurΓ©e daikon with other vegetables and served as a light soup.

Instructions to make Chicken Steak with Grated Daikon Radish and Lots of Green Onions:
  1. Slice into the sinews of the of the chicken, and make small cuts on the meat where it's thick so that it will cook through evenly. Bring it to room temperature.
  2. Remove the stem of the eggplant, cut into 1 cm thick round slices, and soak in water to remove the bitterness. Rip the lettuce into pieces by hand, and soak in water to make it crisp up.
  3. Cut the green onions into small round slices. Grate the daikon radish, transfer into a sieve to drain the excess water. It's easier to grate the daikon radish when you cut it lengthwise first.
  4. Heat up a frying pan, and fry the skin side first for 8 minutes over low heat. Flip, and fry for 2 minutes.
  5. When the chicken is cooked, fry the eggplant in the chicken fat until golden brown.
  6. In the mean time, slice the chicken, and serve on a plate. It works better when you place the skin side down to cut.
  7. Serve beside the chicken. Put a lot of grated daikon radish, yakiniku sauce, and green onions, then you're done!
  8. Garnish with a generous amount of green onions, and it's ready to be served!
  9. You can use a store-bought yakiniku sauce, but the homemade oneis delicious. All you need to do is add all the ingredients into a pot and lightly simmer.

Daikon-which means "long root" in Japanese-is most commonly eaten raw or stir-fried. It is a staple in nearly all meals in Japan, Korea, and China. The grated daikon goes great with the fried fish and rice cake. Add carrots, long green onions, shiitake and shimeji mushrooms. Fresh Salmon Cooked in Grated Korean Radish with Ponzu Sauce.

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