How I Upgrade Japanese Chicken & Egg Rice Bowl l Ground Chicken OYAKODON


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  1. shadowmannine
    shadowmannine says:

    I have so much more confidence going into the Asian grocery stores that are around me, because of watching these videos! I know exactly what to buy when I am there, and I know what to do with these ingredients when I come home! Thank you so much for your helpful instructional 😊

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  2. Tony Wiltshire
    Tony Wiltshire says:

    I learned this one a while back but do appreciate the diced chicken thigh upgrade. I also like to make it with shrimp and a good homemade stock when I have it. Hong Kong style wonton broth is the ultimate version in my opinion.

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  3. Sakura Su
    Sakura Su says:

    One of the first dishes my husband made for me when we were dating in college. Mistuba is good addition. Now we’re going to give your version a try. Oishi! πŸ˜‹
    Thank you πŸ™‡πŸ»β€β™€οΈ

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  4. R-R
    R-R says:

    This dish looks absolutely delicious but I doubt I'll get over my aversion to eating undercooked eggs. 🫀 I could make it with fully cooked eggs I suppose but then I'll be missing out on the creamyness of the dish. Oh well. πŸ™

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  5. Bill Woods
    Bill Woods says:

    I was going along until I heard 4 tablespoons of soy sauce … what?!
    But then it's divided into four portions, so that's okay.
    But then some of the other ingredients seem kind of light — half an onion divided in fourths?

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  6. Lori Ki
    Lori Ki says:

    Looks so delicious! And now I'm so conflicted: my "Simply Korean" cookbook finally came today – should I try this recipe first or one of the delicious recipes from the book? So many recipes to choose from.
    BTW: The cookbook is even better than I imagined! The pictures are so beautiful and the recipes are so well worded that they will be easy to follow!

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  7. Dangerpuddle
    Dangerpuddle says:

    I love the idea of making the chicken and sauce first, then freezing it in individual portions. I almost always have rice and eggs for breakfast, but if I had this in the freezer, then it would only add a couple of extra minutes to cooking, and would give me an even tastier breakfast!

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