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An exquisite recipe where chicken breast is marinated in potato starch and sake, then cooked using residual heat to achieve a moist and plump texture. The refreshing aromatic sauce packed with herbs and the fragrance of shiso leaves will keep you coming back for more rice.
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Slice the chicken breast, then massage in salt, pepper, potato starch, and sake → Bring grated ginger, garlic, seasonings, and chopped aromatic vegetables to a boil in a small pot to create the sauce → Place the chicken in boiling water, turn off the heat, and cook using residual heat for 5-10 minutes → Layer the shiso leaves and chicken in a container and pour the sauce over to marinate
Slice the chicken breast, then massage in salt, pepper, potato starch, and sake → Bring grated ginger, garlic, seasonings, and chopped aromatic vegetables to a boil in a small pot to create the sauce → Place the chicken in boiling water, turn off the heat, and cook using residual heat for 5-10 minutes → Layer the shiso leaves and chicken in a container and pour the sauce over to marinate
An exquisite recipe where chicken breast is marinated in potato starch and sake, then cooked using residual heat to achieve a moist and plump texture. The refreshing aromatic sauce packed with herbs and the fragrance of shiso leaves will keep you coming back for more rice.
Remove the skin from the chicken breast and slice into bite-sized pieces.
Place the sliced chicken breast in a bowl, add salt, pepper, potato starch, and sake, and massage thoroughly by hand.
Grate the garlic and ginger, and combine them in a bowl with the soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, and water.
Finely chop the onion, myoga, and shiso leaves.
Add the prepared seasoning mixture and chopped aromatic vegetables to a small pot and bring to a boil. Optionally, add grated lime zest.
Coating the chicken breast with potato starch locks in moisture, preventing it from drying out and giving it a plump texture. ✨
When boiling the chicken breast, turning off the heat immediately after adding it to boiling water and cooking slowly with residual heat is the key to a tender finish. 🔥
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