Easy - Standard Oden - Recipe Video
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Cook time
60 minutes
Ingredients 4 servings
- Daikon radish1/2
- Wateras needed
- Rice1 tsp
- Boiled egg4
- Fish cake (Chikuwa)4
- Deep-fried ball of fish paste (Satsuma-age)4 sheets
- Tied kelp (Musubi kombu)4
- Konjac noodles (Shirataki)4
- Konjac (Konnyaku)1 sheets
- Dashi
- Water1000 ml
- (A)Cooking sake1 tbsp
- (A)Japanese style granulated soup stock1 tbsp
- (A)Light soy sauce1 tbsp
- (A)Sugar1 tsp
- (A)Salt1/2 tsp
How to make
- Prepare. Peel daikon radish and set aside.
- 1. Make a 1-inch wide cut into round slices for daikon radish, round off the corner, and make a cross cut.
- 2. Cut fish cake (chikuwa) in half diagonally and deep-fried ball of fish paste (satsuma-age) in half. Make some grid shape slits on konjac and cut them into 4 equal pieces.
- 3. Add water, rice, and Step 1 into a pot and heat over medium heat. Boil for about 15 minutes until we can pierce through daikon radish with a bamboo skewer, then drain.
- 4. Heat dashi (broth) water in a clay pot over medium heat. When it starts to boil, add (A), add Step 3, Step 2, boiled eggs, tied kelps (musubi kombu), and tied konjac noodles (shirataki), cover with a lid, and simmer over low heat for about 15 minutes.
- 5. Once the flavors have been absorbed, it's ready to serve.
Tips for cooking
Please adjust the seasoning to your liking. We used konjac, which has already removed scum. There is a risk of it blowing out during simmering, so please shift the lid slightly at that moment.