Easy Yaki Udon — Just One Cookbook
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Official cooking video · Just One Cookbook · YOUTUBEOne-Pan Chicken and Vegetable Yaki Udon (1 Serving)
A quick Japanese stir-fried udon: frozen thick wheat noodles, chicken thigh, cabbage and carrot steamed in one pan, then tossed with mentsuyu and soy sauce.
Ingredients
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Steps
- 01
Thinly slice 1/4 onion and 48g carrot; cut 2 cabbage leaves into bites. Slice 1 green onion, keeping white and green parts separate; thinly cut 113g chicken into small pieces.
- 02
Heat a pan over medium-high, add 1 tbsp oil, stir-fry the chicken about 3–4 minutes, then add the onion until softened.
- 03
Layer carrot, cabbage and the white part of green onion over the chicken; place 250g frozen udon on top and add 2 tbsp water.
- 04
Reduce to medium, cover and steam about 8 minutes, turning the noodle block halfway. Check that the thickest chicken piece reaches 74°C; cook longer if needed.
- 05
Uncover and toss the noodles and vegetables. Add 1 1/2 tbsp mentsuyu, 1 tsp soy sauce and a pinch of pepper, and toss until evenly coated.
- 06
Transfer to one plate and scatter the green onion tops. Optionally add 1 1/2 tbsp bonito flakes and serve immediately.
- 07
Refrigerate leftovers in a shallow airtight container within two hours; use within one day and reheat to 74°C throughout.
Before you cook
Prevent cross-contamination from raw chicken and cook it to 74°C internally. Udon contains wheat; mentsuyu and soy sauce may contain soy, wheat and fish, so read the label. Refrigerate within two hours, use within one day as advised by the creator, and reheat to 74°C.
Allergens: wheat (udon), soy (mentsuyu and soy sauce), fish (mentsuyu may contain bonito; optional bonito flakes)
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