
Chili Oil Kama Butter Udon & Negitoro Rice Bowl
A two-dish menu built around Nissui's "Zaku Zaku Taberu Rayu" crunchy chili oil: kama butter udon and a negitoro rice bowl. Homemade dashi shoyu (soy sauce, mirin, and sake at 1:1:1) is drizzled over the top, and the crunchy chili oil is tossed with the richness of egg and butter for a seriously hearty meal. A bowl of piping hot rice cooked in a clay pot and topped with negitoro is finished at the same time.
INGREDIENTS
Ingredients
INSTRUCTIONS
Instructions
Slice the banno negi thinly into rounds. Freeze any leftovers for later use.
1:39~3 minCut the nukazuke and arrange them in a dish. Finely chop the urui and set aside the portion you will use later.
2:10~3 minCook the soaked rice in a clay pot. Over medium heat it will start to boil in about 7 minutes.
2:21~7 minOnce it boils, lower the heat and cook for 12 minutes. Turn off the heat the moment the bubbling sound fades and a faint toasted aroma rises.
2:37~12 minMake the dashi shoyu. Combine soy sauce, mirin, and sake at a 1:1:1 ratio.
2:58~2 minBoil the udon noodles. Store-bought pre-boiled noodles are plenty good.
3:12~2 minTransfer the boiled udon to a bowl and crack in the egg.
3:23~1 minGrind on plenty of black pepper and add butter generously, without holding back.
3:29~1 minScatter the green onions and add the crunchy chili oil (smoked bonito) to complete the base of the kama butter udon.
3:37~1 minOnce the table is set, make the negitoro rice bowl. Serve the piping hot rice in a bowl and lay nori on top as insulation.
3:46~2 minPlace the negitoro on the nori, then layer on green onions, crunchy chili oil, and more nori to finish.
3:59~1 minDrizzle dashi shoyu over the kama butter udon and mix everything well. Serve the negitoro rice bowl with dashi shoyu and wasabi as well.
4:18~1 min
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