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The ingredients needed to make Chicken breast with mustard-soy sauce and lightly marinated vegetable in Japanese style #MysteryBag1:
- Make ready 2 chicken breast
- Take 1 Tablespoon whole grain mustard
- Get 1/2 Tablespoon soy sauce
- Make ready 1/2 tablespoon sugar
- Make ready salt and pepper
- Make ready oil little to fry
- Take 1/2 onion about 50g
- Get 1/3 sweet pointed red pepper about 40g
- Take 1/2 dessert spoon honey
- Take 2 dessert spoons lemon juice
- Make ready 200 ml sushi rice
- Prepare 100 ml brown short grain rice
- Take Fresh mango for dessert
Combine dashi, soy sauce, sake, and sugar in a small saucepan and bring to a simmer over high heat. Chicken breast can be used in place of chicken thigh if you prefer. Mitsuba is a Japanese herb similar to parsley. It can be found in Japanese grocery stores; omit it if unavailable.
Instructions to make Chicken breast with mustard-soy sauce and lightly marinated vegetable in Japanese style #MysteryBag1:
- Mix honey and lemon juice. Slice onion and pepper thinly and mix with honey lemon mixture. Make this in the morning if you want to eat for evening meal.
- Soak brown short grain rice in water in the morning again if you want to eat it for evening meal.
- Wash white sushi rice with brown rice and drain. Put in a heavy based sauce pan with 450ml. of water. Cover and leave for 10 minutes. Cook on high heat. Once it started to boil reduced the heat (very small heat) and cook for 15 minutes with lid. (Do not take the lid off EVER during and after cooking for 10 minutes!)
- Season the chicken. Brown in oiled frying pan, turn over and pour water so that water covers half way up the chicken. Put the lid on to steam.
- When the chicken is nearly done, pour mustard, soy sauce and sugar and shake the pan to cover evenly.
- Slice the chicken and arrange with marinated vegetables.
- Slice the mango for dessert.
- I thought we need more vegetables so I added some more dishes with it.
Pat chicken dry with paper towels; season lightly with salt. Under an hour cooking time is needed to glaze these chicken pieces We are all about great easy workday dinners here at Rock Recipes and this honey & soy glazed I generally use a low sodium version of soy sauce in my recipes. I've used bone in chicken breasts. Easy and delicious Honey Soy Chicken marinated in sake, soy sauce, and honey. A quick and simple meal for weeknight dinners!
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