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Oden

Japanese winter hotpot in dashi

Oden is a cosy winter hotpot in which various ingredients steep long in a light, soy-seasoned dashi broth.

Daikon, eggs, fish cakes and konjac soak up the clear broth; on cold days oden is sold at street stalls and convenience stores.

Oden
Servings4
Time90 min
LevelAdvanced

Ingredients

  • Dashi1.5 l
  • Daikon1/2
  • Boiled eggs4
  • Fish cakes (chikuwa, hanpen)200 g
  • Konjac (konnyaku)1 block
  • Soy sauce & mirin3 tbsp each
  • Karashi (mustard)to serve

= available authentic in the Asia Boutique

Preparation

  1. Cut the daikon into thick slices and pre-boil.

  2. Season the dashi with soy sauce and mirin.

  3. Steep daikon, konjac and eggs long in the broth.

  4. Add the fish cakes later so they don't fall apart.

  5. Serve everything in the broth, with karashi mustard.

Make it original

Dashi and fish cakes for oden are in the Asia Boutique.

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