How to make “NEGIMA-DON”(Chicken BBQ with green onions)

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Yakitori is chicken BBQ skewered and is very popular in Japan.
Especially, NEGIMA, where you can eat sweet soy sauce and green onions together, is popular with everyone from children to the elderly.
This time, I will introduce how to make NEGIMA Don, which is easy to make and can be eaten with rice.

Ingredients(for 2 person)

300g Chicken
1 Green onion (Spring onion)
Some oil
360 ml rice
1 tsp. potato starch
1 tbsp. water
*2 tbsp. Soy sauce
*2 tbsp. Mirin
*1 tbsp. Sake
*1 tsp. Sugar

Method

Step 1

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Cook the rice.

Related article;Cook rice without using a rice cooker

Step 2

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Mix soy sauce, Mirin, sake, sugar(marked *)

Step 3

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Cut chicken to bite-size and soak to sauce.
Cut onion to about 3~5 cm

Step 4

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Bake the green onions in a non-oiled frying pan or in the oven to the extent that they are slightly charred.
(about 7~8 minutes)

Step 5

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Spread oil to pan and grill the chicken.

Step 6

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Mix onion and chicken.

Step 7

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Dissolve the potato starch in water and mix it with the excess sauce in a frying pan to thicken it.

Step 8
Place it on top of the cooked rice.

This is so yummy.
Please try it.

I always procure many ingredients from Ocado.
Many Japanese use it.
You can get a lot of Japanese ingredients.

And I also recommend Japan Centre.
You can get not only Japanese ingredients but also miscellaneous goods and books.
Related article:I ordered the ingredients from the “Japan Centre “.~Feb.2021~

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This blog was created with the concept of having many people enjoy Japanese cuisine overseas. Here are some simple Japanese recipes. In addition to that, I would like to tell everyone that Japanese ingredients are available overseas. And I want to spread the fun of Japanese culture to the world.

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