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This is a massive, spectacular Oyakodon with a total weight of approximately 5kg (serves 10). It features long green onions stir-fried in the high-quality chicken fat rendered from chicken thighs, finished with a special sauce and plenty of eggs for a fluffy texture.
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Sear the chicken thighs skin-side down and cut into bite-sized pieces. → Stir-fry the long green onions in the chicken fat, then add the chicken and seasonings to bring to a boil. → Pour in the beaten eggs in several batches, cover with a lid, and cook until soft-set. → Serve the mixture over rice in a large platter and garnish with mitsuba (Japanese wild parsley), egg yolks, and gold leaf.
Sear the chicken thighs skin-side down and cut into bite-sized pieces. → Stir-fry the long green onions in the chicken fat, then add the chicken and seasonings to bring to a boil. → Pour in the beaten eggs in several batches, cover with a lid, and cook until soft-set. → Serve the mixture over rice in a large platter and garnish with mitsuba (Japanese wild parsley), egg yolks, and gold leaf.
This is a massive, spectacular Oyakodon with a total weight of approximately 5kg (serves 10). It features long green onions stir-fried in the high-quality chicken fat rendered from chicken thighs, finished with a special sauce and plenty of eggs for a fluffy texture.
Add oil to a frying pan and slowly sear the chicken thighs skin-side down.
Remove the seared chicken thighs, cut into bite-sized pieces, and set aside on a tray (keep the chicken fat in the pan).
Stir-fry the diagonally sliced long green onions in the remaining chicken fat until browned.
Once the green onions are browned, add the chicken back into the pan, followed by the water, mirin, soy sauce, and chicken bouillon, and bring to a boil.
Beat the eggs, setting aside 3 egg yolks for topping. Pour the remaining beaten eggs into the pan in 3 batches, then cover with a lid to cook through.
💡 Searing the chicken skin-side down and using the rendered fat to stir-fry the onions significantly enhances the flavor and richness.
✨ Instead of adding all the eggs at once, pour them in several batches and steam to achieve a fluffy, soft, and creamy texture.
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