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Here is how to make Braised Chicken and Vegetables (Iridori). It can be made quickly and easily using Poultry. Kikkoman Cookbook mainly introduces Japanese dishes using Kikkoman Soy Sauce.

To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook iridori - braised chicken and vegetable- using 11 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Iridori - braised chicken and vegetable-:

1. Take 300-400 g chicken thigh fillet
2. Prepare 1 large carrot
3. Get 300-400 g lotus root (fresh or frozen)
4. Take 6 dried shiitake mushroom (can use fresh)
5. Get 1 burdock (optional)
6. Make ready 1 konjac (optional)
7. Prepare 15-20 manget tout or green beans
8. Make ready 2.5-3 tbsp soy sauce
9. Take 1 tbsp sake
10. Take 2 tbsp mirin
11. Prepare 1 tsp sugar

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Steps to make Iridori - braised chicken and vegetable-:

1. Soak the dried shiitake in a bowl of water. Mix soy sauce, sake, mirin and sugar well, in a small bowl*
2. Cut chicken, carrot and lotus root in to bite size. Dip the lotus root in a bowl of water, then drain. Cut the shiitake in halves. Peel and slice the burdock, soak in water for a while, then drain. Blanch the konjac and cut into bite size. Briefly blanch the mange tout/green beans, slice thinly, diagonally and set it aside.
3. Heat a tbsp of cooking oil in sauce pan or a shallow pot and saute the chicken, carrot, lotus root and shiitake.
4. Leave 1 tbsp of the mixed sauces* to use later. Add 200ml of water and the rest of the sauces* to the pan. Place a lid and cook, occasionally mixing the ingredients, until the vegetables are done. Add the tbsp of sauces* at the end, mix well and remove from heat.
5. Serve in a bowl and sprinkle the mange tout/green beans on top.

It's a one-pan wonder starting with the chicken being seared in a Dutch oven or large pot. After it's browned, you'll soften the vegetables, add broth and seasonings. Another great thing about braised chicken is that you can add whatever vegetables you like, from peppers, mushrooms and peas to potatoes, carrots and other hearty vegetables. In this lighter version of creamy braised chicken I opted it out of using any type of creamer or milk, nor did I use butter. Stir in the red wine vinegar.

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