Hello everybody, I hope you are having an amazing day. Today I will show you how to make a distinctive dish, Japanese-Korean Bibimbap Style Chilled Noodles with Steamed Chicken and Fragrant Herbs. It is one of my favourite food recipe, this time i will make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
Japanese-Korean Bibimbap Style Chilled Noodles with Steamed Chicken and Fragrant Herbs Recipe.
You can cook Japanese-Korean Bibimbap Style Chilled Noodles with Steamed Chicken and Fragrant Herbs using 9 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Japanese-Korean Bibimbap Style Chilled Noodles with Steamed Chicken and Fragrant Herbs
- It’s 80 grams of Steamed chicken.
- It’s 1/4 of to 1/2 (Sweet) sliced onion.
- Prepare 1/2 of Julienned cucumber.
- Prepare of Herbs:.
- It’s 2 of Sliced myoga ginger.
- It’s 5 of Julienned shisho leaves.
- It’s 1 of knob Finely chopped ginger.
- Make ready 1 of Korean all-purpose sauce (chili and vinegar sauce).
- Make ready 1 of Dried noodles (hiyamugi, inaniwa udon or somen noodles).
Japanese-Korean Bibimbap Style Chilled Noodles with Steamed Chicken and Fragrant Herbs step by step
- Slice the onion and fragrant herbs and soak in water. Drain well in a colander..
- Use the noodles of your choice. Use as many as you like. After cooking, refresh the noodles in cold water and drain well..
- Mix one portion of noodles with sauce. Transfer onto a serving dish. After putting the vegetables on top, pour over the same amount of the sauce..
- Put the sliced onion on top..
- Put the cucumber and steamed chicken on top of the onion..
- Top with the fragrant herbs. Pour over the sauce Use 1 tablespoon of the sauce for each serving. For a medium hot dish, use 2 tablespoons. For the original bibimbap noodles served in a Korean restaurant, use 3 tablespoons..
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