Western-style Oden with Tomatoes and Mozzarella Cheese - Recipe Video
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Cook time
40 minutes
Ingredients 2 servings
- Sub Ingredients
- Potato2
- Quail eggs boiled in water4
- Tomato2
- Hot wateras needed
- Chikuwabu50 g
- Wiener4
- Deep-fried fish paste (Surimi)2
- Hot wateras needed
- Mini mozzarella cheese8
- Starch1 tsp
- Dashi
- Water600 ml
- Oyster sauce1 tbsp
- Granulated Japanese consomme soup stock1 tsp
- Toppings
- Extra virgin olive oil1/2 tbsp
- Coarsely ground black pepperas needed
- Parsleyas needed
How to make
- Prepare. Remove potato eyes and peel the skin. Remove the stem of tomatoes. Chop parsley.
- 1. Cut a cross on the base of tomatoes, place the tomatoes in a pot of boiling water, and after about 30 seconds, remove from the heat, place in a bowl of water, and peel the skin.
- 2. Cut potatoes in half.
- 3. Slice chikuwabu diagonally into 0.8-inch wide pieces.
- 4. Place deep-fried fish paste (surimi) in a bowl, pour hot water over it, and drain.
- 5. Thread two quail eggs into a toothpick.
- 6. Place the petit mozzarella cheese in a bowl and cover them with starch.
- 7. Add dashi soup ingredients to a pot and mix together. Add Step 2 and turn the heat down to medium. When it boils, turn the heat down to low. Add Step 3, Step 4, Step 5, and Japanese sausage and simmer for about 15 minutes.
- 8. When the potatoes are cooked, add Step 1 and Step 6 and simmer for about 2 minutes. When tomatoes get warm, sprinkle extra virgin olive oil and coarsely ground black pepper and remove from the heat.
- 9. Sprinkle parsley and it's ready to serve.
Tips for cooking
Coating mozzarella cheese with starch will make it a little harder to melt. Tomatoes and mozzarella cheese will melt if you overcook them, so make sure to heat them just before serving. Please use your favorite ingredients such as fish cakes or something similar. You can substitute boiled eggs for quail eggs.