Introducing a time-saving meal using the Kit Oisix for those busy with childcare, housework, and work. Enjoy an easy yet authentic taste with vegetable-rich boiled chicken posam and a simple soup made with the boiling liquid. This convenient kit allows for waste-free cooking without needing to buy extra ingredients.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients (2 servings)

  • Chicken thighs: 2 small pieces (approx. 180g each)
  • Leek (green parts): as needed
  • Leek: 5cm
  • Carrot: 1/2
  • Sanchu lettuce: 10 leaves
  • Shiso leaves: 5 leaves
  • Garlic chives: 3-4 stalks
  • Shiitake mushroom: 1
  • Leek: 10cm

Seasonings

  • [A] Cooking Sake (Rice Wine): 3 tbsp
  • [A] Salt: 1/2 tsp
  • [A] Grated Garlic: 1/2 clove
  • [B] Miso: 2 tbsp
  • [B] White Sesame Seeds (ground): 1 tbsp
  • [B] Vinegar: 2 tsp
  • [B] Gochujang (Korean chili paste): 2 tsp
  • [B] Sugar: 2 tsp
  • [B] Sesame Oil: 1 tsp
  • [C] Sesame Oil: 1 tbsp
  • [C] White Sesame Seeds (ground): 1 tbsp
  • [C] Salt: to taste
  • [D] Soy Sauce: 1 tsp
  • [D] Salt: to taste
  • [D] Pepper: to taste

Steps

  1. Pierce the surface of 2 chicken thighs several times with a fork.
  2. Add 600ml water, 1/2 tsp salt, 3 tbsp Cooking Sake (Rice Wine), leek greens (as needed), and chicken thighs to a pot and heat.
  3. Once boiling, carefully skim off any scum that rises to the surface.
  4. After removing the scum, add 1/2 clove grated garlic.
  5. For the soup made with the boiling liquid, trim the tough ends from 1 shiitake mushroom and slice thinly.
  6. Cut 3-4 stalks of garlic chives into 3cm lengths.
  7. For the posam dipping sauce, finely chop 5cm leek.
  8. In a bowl, combine the chopped leek, 2 tbsp Miso, 2 tsp Vinegar, 2 tsp Gochujang (Korean chili paste), 1 tbsp White Sesame Seeds (ground), 2 tsp Sugar, and 1 tsp Sesame Oil. Mix well. (Tip: If serving to children, you can omit the Gochujang.)
  9. Once the chicken is cooked, transfer it to a tray and immediately cover with plastic wrap to prevent drying.
  10. Further, pour the warm boiling liquid over the chicken to keep it moist and juicy. (Tip: Pouring the boiling liquid enhances moisture retention, resulting in juicy chicken.)
  11. Make the stir-fried carrot namul. Heat 1 tbsp Sesame Oil in a frying pan, add the pre-cut carrots, and sauté slowly until they become sweet.
  12. Once the carrots are tender, add remaining sesame oil, salt (to taste), and 1 tbsp White Sesame Seeds (ground) to add fragrance.
  13. Make the simple soup using the boiling liquid. Remove the leek greens from the pot after boiling the chicken.
  14. Thinly slice the remaining 10cm leek.
  15. Add the sliced shiitake mushroom and garlic chives, along with the sliced leek, to the pot with the boiling liquid and simmer for a while.
  16. Once the vegetables have absorbed the flavors, season with 1 tsp Soy Sauce.
  17. Taste and adjust with salt (to taste) and pepper (to taste) to your preference.
  18. Cut the boiled chicken into bite-sized pieces.
  19. Arrange the cut chicken on a plate. Garnish around it with 10 Sanchu lettuce leaves, 5 Shiso leaves, and the carrot namul. Serve with the prepared dipping sauce and it's ready!

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