A Little Spicy - Oden with Tantan Sesame Miso Flavor - Recipe Video
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Cook time
30 minutes
Ingredients 4 servings
- Oden Ingredients
- Daikon radish200 g
- Ground pork150 g
- Hanpen fish cake1 sheets
- Konjac (Konnyaku)50 g
- Deep-fried ball of fish paste (Satsuma-age)80 g
- Rice cake in fried tofu pouch (Mochi kinchaku)2
- Fish cake (Chikuwa)2
- Burdock roll2
- Deep-fried ball of fish paste (Satsuma-age)2
- Deep fried tofu with vegetables (Ganmodoki)2
- Tied kelp (Musubi kombu)2
- Chinese chive100 g
- Soup
- Water1000 ml
- White sesame paste4 tbsp
- White ground sesame3 tbsp
- Miso3 tbsp
- Vinegar3 tbsp
- Chicken soup stock (powder, cube, liquid)1 tbsp
- Chili bean sauce (Tobandjan)1 tbsp
How to make
- Prepare. Peel daikon radish and set aside. Remove the bitterness from konjac as written on the package and cut it in half.
- 1. Cut daikon radish into 0.4-inch wide quarters.
- 2. Cut Chinese chive into 1-inch wide pieces.
- 3. Cut hanpen fish cake into 4 equal pieces.
- 4. Add water and Step 1 in a pot over medium heat, simmer for about 10 minutes until daikon radish becomes soft, then add the rest of the soup ingredients.
- 5. When it comes to a boil, add ground pork, and once it's cooked, add the rest of oden ingredients except for Step 2 and Step 3, simmer over medium heat for about 10 minutes, then add Step 2 and Step 3 and cover with a lid.
- 6. Simmer over medium heat for about 3 minutes, then remove from heat when the flavors have been absorbed.
- 7. Serve in a bowl and it's ready to serve.
Tips for cooking
You can make oden with your favorite ingredients. If you are not strong in spicy taste, please adjust the amount of chili bean sauce (tobandjan). You can substitute bean sprouts for daikon radish.