Thursday, January 4, 2024

Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date - Dance and Oyakodon Dish




Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date. This is my piece for the Dance theme.


 For the Dinner date, my sister had given me this recipe for Oyakodon, a Japanese Chicken and Egg on rice recipe.  I decided to try something new for me.  The first step was to visit the Asian grocery store to locate Dashi powder.  It is needed to make the Dashi stock required in this recipe.  There is a diagram on the 10 g packet with tells you that 4g (1 tsp) of the powder packet (half a packet) with 600 ml of water (boiling) with give you 2 1/2 cups of dashi stock, I was good to go!

Dashi Powder

Here is the recipe I used.

1 tbs olive oil

4 skinless boneless chicken thighs cut into bite sized pieces

1 onion thinly sliced

 2c dashi stock (approx)

1/4 c soy sauce

3 tbs mirin

3 tbs brown sugar

4 eggs

4 c cooked white rice


Heat oil, brown chicken pieces for 5 minutes, stir in onions for another 5 mins.

Pour in stock, soy, mirin, sugar.  Simmer 10 minutes.  Swirl in beaten eggs.  Simmer covered for 5 more minutes.  Serve on top of rice.

Note:  To make the dashi stock, I mixed  a teaspoon of powder (about half a 10g packet) with 2 1/2 c boiling water.

I have lots of packets of dashi stock so I may try making my own miso soup next.





30 comments:

  1. Love the dancer!
    And chicken, eggs and rice must be a winner always!

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  2. One might say that’s right on point!

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  3. Looks good! thanks for the recipe! I would love to make my own Miso Soup too.

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  4. Nice art! Great Thursday post! Really want to try this recipe!

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  5. Really wonderful to know of this recipe! Lovely art too! Happy Thursday!

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  6. Beautiful dance art! Chicken looks very juicy.

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  7. Love the ballet shoes and this recipe sounds delicious. Like you, I need to shake up my dinner choices too.

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  8. Dear Christine, your Balerina legs picture is wonderful!
    I wish you a happy, healthy and peaceful New Year ๐Ÿ„๐Ÿ€!
    All the best, Traude
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2024/01/rostrosen-weihnachten-2023-tiergarten.html

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  9. Cute ballerina feet! I sketched a vintage style pinup girl using an old painting of with the girl wearing ballerina shoes. I wish I had thought to include it or at least link to the original post. :) I hope 2024 bring you many wonderful blessings. Happy New Year, Christine!

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  10. Such an interesting recipe, Christine. :) I loved the ballet slippers, too.
    Blessings!

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  11. Fabulous ballet shoes, and the food sounds really good! Hugs, Valerie

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  12. Your "Dance" piece is lovely! We have a friend who just retired from a 25 year ballerina career! She finished with the Nutcracker in December. We were able to see a preformance a few years ago. She started as a teenager. She will now become teacher and coach for younng girls.

    You are very adverturous with these new recipes!! Yeah for you!

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  13. Love your dance piece.
    Happy 2024.

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  14. Nicely done!
    I just don't feel adventurous in the kitchen these days. Good for you!

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  15. Thinking of Black Swan. Nice sketch.

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  16. Linda pintura. Muchas gracias por la receta. Te mando un beso.

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  17. Wow Wanda, how interesting to know a real ballerina who did this as a career!

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  18. cute toe shoes and great recipe

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  19. ...it looks like it hurts!

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  20. A nice sketch.

    Boneless chicken thighs are so versatile in recipes.

    All the best Jan

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  21. This sounds excellent, I am all for trying something different. Thanks for the recipe Christine. I also like your artwork showing the ballet shoes.

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  22. i enjoyed the feel of dance here
    thanks for recipe ,sounds worth trying

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  23. The chicken looks great, and I love your dance piece!

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  24. I do love your art and I must say that you are a much more adventurous cook than I.

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