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Each region of Japan has its own nabe hotpot cooking style. The classic Fukuoka styles are mizutaki and motsu hotpots. Both originated in Fukuoka and spread. Our fresh fish plucked from the tank and Hakata cuisine are especially popular, as well as our meat dishes.
To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook hakata style hot pot made from rich chicken baitang using 11 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Hakata Style Hot Pot Made from Rich Chicken Baitang:
- Make ready 800 ml Rich Chicken Baitang
- Get 400 ml Water
- Prepare 400 grams Chicken (With the bone, cut into chunks, Breast meat, Thigh meat, Wings, Drumsticks, etc.)
- Get 1/4 Chinese cabbage
- Take 2 Welsh Onion
- Get 1 block Tofu (silken)
- Take 1 Shirataki or Malony
- Get [Dipping Sauce]
- Make ready 1 Ponzu
- Make ready 1 Grated Daikon Radish (optional)
- Get 1 rice porridge, ramen noodles, soumen noodles, udon noodles etc. [To Finish the Hot Pot]
I made rich Chicken Baitang at home, and when we went on vacation to Hakata and had hot pot, I made the soup again and wanted to try to make Hakata style hot pot. Hailing from Fukuoka, hakata is one of the most famous ramen styles in Japan. Hakata ramen is typically served with ultra-thin, straight, and firm wheat noodles, though it's possible to choose the firmness of the noodles according to individual preferences. Reserve a table at Hakata hot pot Oyama @Hakata Ichibangai, Hakata on Best Yoshoku (Japanese Style Western Food) in Hakata.
Steps to make Hakata Style Hot Pot Made from Rich Chicken Baitang:
- Add water to an earthenware pot, put in the chicken, and cook for 30 minutes on low heat. Be careful that it doesn't boil over!
- Add the ingredients, cover with a lid, and once they're boiled, it's ready. Dip the ingredients in grated daikon radish ponzu sauce and enjoy.
- My husband enjoys both the grated daikon radish ponzu sauce way to eat, and he also adds a little bit of salt into the hot pot and eats it like that.
- You can also finish off the hot pot with different soup flavors. Adding salt and pepper is delicious.
- If using rice porridge to finish the hot pot, put the cooked rice in a colander, rinse quickly with water, and a smooth porridge will be made.
Hakata ramen is typically served with ultra-thin, straight, and firm wheat noodles, though it's possible to choose the firmness of the noodles according to individual preferences. Reserve a table at Hakata hot pot Oyama @Hakata Ichibangai, Hakata on Best Yoshoku (Japanese Style Western Food) in Hakata. There aren't enough food, service, value or atmosphere ratings for Hakata hot pot Oyama @Hakata Ichibangai, Japan yet. Time staying here wont be that long so I gotta eat more - post more, make a little dream come true - become a food blogger Lẩu lòng ✌🏻Japanese hotpot is not really my favorite but it always looks pretty. Chinese hot pot is truly communal: Not only do you sit down to eat with all your companions, you cook the food together in the same pot of broth.
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