Minced Chicken and Tofu Hamburger Steaks with Grated Daikon and Ankake Sauce
Minced Chicken and Tofu Hamburger Steaks with Grated Daikon and Ankake Sauce

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In a bowl, knead the minced chicken, firm tofu, minced onion, and ◎ ingredients until sticky. Minced Chicken and Tofu Hamburger Steaks with Grated Daikon and Ankake Sauce. This is a healthy variation of the Japanese western-style standard, made with tofu and low-fat ground chicken instead of beef or pork. By steam-frying these hamburger steaks in a frying pan, they'll come out nicely light and juicy.

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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook minced chicken and tofu hamburger steaks with grated daikon and ankake sauce using 15 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Minced Chicken and Tofu Hamburger Steaks with Grated Daikon and Ankake Sauce:
  1. Take Ground chicken
  2. Prepare Firm tofu
  3. Get of a medium onion Onion
  4. Get packet Daikon radish sprouts
  5. Get ◎Grated ginger
  6. Get ◎Soy sauce
  7. Make ready ◎Sugar
  8. Take ◎Salt and pepper
  9. Prepare ●Grated daikon radish
  10. Get ●Water
  11. Prepare ●Soy sauce
  12. Take ●Mirin
  13. Get ●Grain vinegar
  14. Get ●Sugar
  15. Make ready ●Katakuriko

Ponzu Sauce and grated Daikon radish is a popular sauce, too. Minced Chicken and Tofu Hamburger Steaks with Grated Daikon and Ankake Sauce. Although Tofu Hamburger Steak has fewer calories and a little softer texture, it tastes meaty enough for meat lovers. Ponzu Sauce and grated Daikon radish is a popular sauce, too.

Instructions to make Minced Chicken and Tofu Hamburger Steaks with Grated Daikon and Ankake Sauce:
  1. Grate the daikon and combine well with the ● ingredients. Finely mince the onion. Cut the daikon radish sprouts into 3 cm pieces.
  2. In a bowl, knead the minced chicken, firm tofu, minced onion, and ◎ ingredients until sticky.
  3. Thinly coat your hands with oil, and divide the mixture from Step 2 into your preferred size.
  4. Heat sesame oil (not listed) in a frying pan, line hamburgers from Step 3 and cook over medium heat until browned on both sides.
  5. Once hamburgers have browned, drizzle 2 tablespoons of sake (not listed), cover with a lid, and steam-cook for 5 minutes (approximately).
  6. Once Step 5 is done, transfer to plates.
  7. Combine the ● ingredients with the juices left over in the pan, heat while stirring, and once it has thickened, pour over Step 6 and you're done.
  8. Top Step 7 with the cut daikon radish sprouts and enjoy.

Although Tofu Hamburger Steak has fewer calories and a little softer texture, it tastes meaty enough for meat lovers. Ponzu Sauce and grated Daikon radish is a popular sauce, too. Minced Chicken and Tofu Hamburger Steaks with Grated Daikon and Ankake Sauce. Although Tofu Hamburger Steak has fewer calories and a little softer texture, it tastes meaty enough for meat lovers. Ponzu Sauce and grated Daikon radish is a popular sauce, too.

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