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This is an authentic Jibu-ni recipe featuring vibrant summer vegetables and chicken thighs, taught directly by the head chef of Clayton Bay Hotel. The chicken is coated in potato starch for a moist and tender texture, and the broth perfectly infuses the dish with rich umami flavors.
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Cut the vegetables and chicken thighs into pieces → Stir-fry vegetables like daikon radish in sesame oil and add the special broth → Add the potato starch-coated chicken, remaining vegetables, and chili peppers → Thicken the sauce lightly with a potato starch slurry
Cut the vegetables and chicken thighs into pieces → Stir-fry vegetables like daikon radish in sesame oil and add the special broth → Add the potato starch-coated chicken, remaining vegetables, and chili peppers → Thicken the sauce lightly with a potato starch slurry
This is an authentic Jibu-ni recipe featuring vibrant summer vegetables and chicken thighs, taught directly by the head chef of Clayton Bay Hotel. The chicken is coated in potato starch for a moist and tender texture, and the broth perfectly infuses the dish with rich umami flavors.
Cut vegetables including daikon, cucumber, bitter melon, bell pepper, wood ear mushrooms, myoga, and shishito into large pieces. Remove seeds from bitter melon and bell pepper, and make a slit in the shishito peppers while removing the stems.
Slice the chicken thighs into thin, bite-sized pieces and remove the seeds from the dried chili peppers.
Heat sesame oil in a frying pan, sear the daikon radish first, then add the wood ear mushrooms, cucumber, and bitter melon to stir-fry together.
Pour in 700cc of the broth (a mixture of dashi 8: mirin 1: soy sauce 1).
Evenly coat the chicken thighs with potato starch (1.5 tbsp), add them to the simmering pan, and include the seeded dried chili peppers.
💡 Cut the vegetables into large pieces to give the dish more presence.
💡 Sear the daikon radish in advance to enhance its aroma and flavor.
💡 Coating the chicken with potato starch before simmering prevents moisture loss, resulting in a moist and tender finish.
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