potato starch. And it's ready to be cook. When the chicken is gold, you can serve it. I add a drop of mixed sesame-Japanese pepper on it. Bon appetite.
Life in Japan with a French touch. Life in France with a Japanese touch. Diary four hands about life-style from two sisters, one in Paris, one in Tokyo.
Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Kara-age chicken
Today, small Japanese meal for lunch with kara-age chicken and rice with marinated seaweed. It's very simple: you cut the breast chicken in small bites, and you add fresh ginger and soya sauce and let it for a couple of hours. Then just before fry the chicken in oil you add
Location:
Paris, France
Thursday, January 22, 2015
My version of vegetable soup
In winter soup is the best diner. My version of vegetable soup is quite similar as Gentiane's one. But I used the juice of a chicken to brown the leeks, then I add some vegetable of the market: carrot, zucchini, mushroom, Chinese cabbage and some crumbled chicken. And this time bulgur too.
You can sprinkle with a bit of parmigiano cheese.
You'll never be cold.
You can sprinkle with a bit of parmigiano cheese.
You'll never be cold.
Labels:
bulgur,
chicken,
fresh food,
Home-made,
recipe,
soup,
vegetables
Location:
Paris, France
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