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Archive for November 22nd, 2008

Another Nabe pattern

author Posted by: kirin on date Nov 22nd, 2008 | filed Filed under: Daily Life

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I am impressed to have received some comments for Nabe Ryori from my blog readers! I wonder if I could be eager to challenge unfamiliar cuisine from searching the special ingredients at unfamiliar market. I wonder if I would go for it from scratch just like Walter. I respect their energy and passion that they have towards cooking!

Well, I keep taking photos and think of writing a new post until finally today I found a week has already been passing since my previous post. But here it is again, salt-based Chanko Nabe that I had for dinner.

The ingredients in the photo are too much for 2 of us, of course. icon razz Another Nabe pattern I just used half or 1/3 of each packaged vegetables. The purpose of this post is to share Ojiya, or rice gruel that I fixed after the soup is left. This is soooo good! Mochi, as in last post or Udon noodle is also good for each, but Ojiya, I think is my favorite!

It’s easy. Just put steamed rice into the pot where all vegetables and meat or fish are taken (eaten) and only the soup is left. Simmer the rice to make congee with beaten egg. That’s it! Keep stirring especially after adding beaten egg so that it mixes well with rice. icon smile Another Nabe pattern

For your reference, I put sequence of photos while the Ojiya gets ready.

Please do try this!
Finally let me add that the rice swells, absorbing the soup. So don’t put too much rice into the pot!

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