How to prepare HOT and COLD buckwheat soba noodles
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2021
- How to prepare HOT and COLD buckwheat soba noodles
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Ingredients required to make the chicken, spinach and poached egg hot soba noodles (1 person):
Chicken thigh x 1
egg x 1
spinach x 40g
spring onion x 1
soba x 90g
yuzu seasoning x 1 tsp
potato flour x 1 Tbsp
***if you would like to add some heat / spice to your hot soba noodle soup, you can add some shichimi togarashi (add to suit to your desired taste)***
for the soup -
water x 650ml
dark soya sauce x 50ml
cooking sake x 15ml
mirin x 15ml
sugar x 3 tsp
katsuo bushi bonito flakes x 10g
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Other toppings that can be added to your soba noodles:
- stir fried vegetables such as bean spouts, carrots, cabbage, onion and shiitake mushrooms.
- you can add vegetables directly to the soup and cook for a few minutes on a low heat i.e. bean sprouts, asparagus, broccoli, shiitake mushroom, mange tout.
- scrambled eggs
- any meats i.e. beef, chicken, pork, duck breast
- seafood i.e prawns, lobster, scallops, squid etc
INGREDIENTS USED IN THIS VIDEO THAT CAN BE FOUND ON THE OCADO WEBSITE:
Akagi Joshu soba 270g
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Morita soba tsuyu straight 500ml
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Yutaka premium (hon) wasabi paste 42g
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Clearspring sushi nori 7 sheets 17g
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Yutaka katsuobushi - bonito flakes 20g
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House shichimi togarashi 18g
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Kikkoman soy sauce all purpose 250ml
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Mizkan honteri mirin-fu 355ml
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Hinode ryorishu cooking sake 400ml
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Yutaka yuzu seasoning sauce 100ml
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Clearspring organic Japanese sencha green teabags (20 per pack)
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Thanks for watching everyone. Keep safe!!!!! 
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Not many channel offers substitute ingredients information of mirin and cooking sake, we're currently in another lockdown and cannot go out to get stuffs, so the subs with vinegar is really useful. Thank you very much.
Green tea with roasted rice is the best 😋, I love your recipes!
like always it was so cool to watch your cooking chef! thanks for the content :)
Wow it look so great and very tempting, thanks for sharing.
Authentic Japanese recipes 💞💞💞👍👍👍
I will forever be grateful to you for introducing me to boiled chicken in potato starch 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I love throwing together quick noodle soups, and buckwheat soba noodles with broth, veggies and a soft poached egg has been an improved quick dish in my diet for a long time. Looking forward to trying this recipe.
Thank you. I hope you enjoy it
Aww that egg yolk looked fantastic!!
Oooh I have most of these ingredients at home, and I definitely made sushi at home after your last video!! Delicious! I've been a long time watcher of yours and I'm so glad you're back with some regular posting!
Oh, that’s awesome to hear. Thanks so much 😘
I was craving Soba for weeks... Made the hot version two days ago. Absolutely delicious and so easy!
I didn't have cooking Sake for some reason. So I used Mirin instead and left out the sugar.
Nicely done, Chef Dai. It's a burning Summer here right now in the Philippines so I guess we'll just opt for the Cold Soba (actually Udon is what I have in stock) for now. 😊 Thanks for the very informative tutorial. Loved your beautiful English accent too!
Easy and yummy recipe. Watching you eat made me hungry
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thnx chef.much appeciated
Ok that looks good
Thank you Chef Dai for yet another great recipe. Happy New Year!
Thanks so much Anthony. Happy new year mate!!!!
Making me crave some good soba 😭 I think I might just try the recipe out! Thanks Chef Dai!
Thanks for watching
Nice! I have a surplus of soba in the cupboard and I’m quarantining right now, I hope I have all the ingredients 🤞
Hi Susan, please try the hot soba soup, it’ll become a regular feature on your dinner menu. Hope all is well x
Two years later and I just found this video. Love it, gonna give this a try. New sub❤
I love buckwheat noodles. Looks so delish. I shall give this a try!
Thanks so much mate
the man took his time to make us a video and had a late lunch at 4pm while doing so. everyone please like, subscribe and share with your friends.
Thank you mate, I really appreciate that. This video took much longer to make than I had anticipated.
Yummy tummy going on my to do next list
Cheers mate
The English subtitles need to be adjusted, the correct measurements are in the description but at 4:23 the subtitles say the completely wrong measurements for the broth. Great video!
Hello Chef Dai, you disappeared for a long time. Glad you're back.
Dai stunning recipe buddy, that's my kinda food. Always blown away by your knife skills brother. Hope you have a great weekend and Best wishes and stay safe and well to you and your family brother
Thanks so much mate, as always. Same to you. You and your family keep safe too
Several steps above my old daily ritual of convenient store soba and soy sauce. Happy new year, chef!
Were you hunting the Battousai?
Thanks a lot Wilfred. Happy new year brother!!!!
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@@wilfred_ho Google translate mangled that but I got the jist. 👊
I haven't had 100% soba noodles yet, but I love the ones I can buy at my sushi restaurant (soba and wheat combination).
Tomorrow I'll be getting the all soba ones. I like your sauce, but I'd skip the sugar . Green tea makes the meal complete. One thing you can use on noodles (and just about anything else) is "hot sesame oil". The sesame oil tastes delicious and the hot (spicy) kind adds a bit of a punch to food. I used to put it on my "tonkatsu" in the restaurant in New York (unfortunately, they've closed it). It made it taste fantastic. I really enjoyed your presentation in the video. Thank you.
When you use bonito flakes for dashi in 1.5 l of water how much bonito flakes do you put and after use do you discard or you use for something else? 😊
Wow this looks great. I'm curious if potato flour is the same thing as potato starch.
Yes, it’s same
could I use regular sake in place of cooking sake?
Thanks Chef Dai.
I could eat this every week.
Do you have any tips for baking whole fish in an oven?
Me too, I love it.
Baked whole fish, interesting. I’ll make a video on that. Thanks for the suggestion.
For a fish fillet I like to broil both sides. Timing depending on size of the fish and you may wish to add oil or butter with seasoning. Absolutlely easy but do crosss reference receipes online for recommended timing and you can check it to prevent over cooking. Foil may or may not be recommended.
Using hondashi the flavor gets similar to the one using katsuo?
I always buy those exact soba noodles! They're my favourite kind of noodle and they're fantastic in quick stir-fries.
They’re delicious aren’t they
What happened to the chicken, missing step between coating with flour and plating
I think I need to find a Japanese boyfriend to teach me. I can’t make Japanese food for the life of me :( it looks so good . 🤤
It's "without further ado", not "without further adieu".
It's so hard to get good Asian ingredients here in the US.
I miss your videos how u doing dai
Thank you so much. I’m doing well, the family are healthy so can’t complain. How are you?
@@CookingwithChefDai good trying to find what to cook
So the chicken is cooked for 4 minutes only or did i miss something in between? I mean i thought it would at least take 10 minutes to properly “boil” chicken thigh?
What? After 5 years!?
I’ve uploaded videos more recently
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