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oyakodon (chicken and egg rice bowl)
a Japanese rice bowl dish consisting of chicken and egg simmered in a sweet soy-based sauce, served over rice
Etymology
親 (parent) + 子 (child) + 丼 (rice bowl) → "parent and child bowl"
The name comes from the combination of chicken (parent) and egg (child).
Related words
- 鶏肉 (chicken)
- 卵 (egg)
- 玉ねぎ (onion)
- 醤油 (soy sauce)
- みりん (sweet cooking sake)
- 出汁 (dashi broth)
- ご飯 (rice)
- カツ丼 (pork cutlet rice bowl)
- 牛丼 (beef rice bowl)
- 天丼 (tempura rice bowl)
- 海鮮丼 (seafood rice bowl)
Usage
The egg should be slightly runny (半熟) for the best texture.
Related Words
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カツ丼 (pork cutlet rice bowl)
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牛丼 (beef rice bowl)
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天丼 (tempura rice bowl)
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卵焼きご飯 (rice with tamagoyaki)
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卵かけご飯 (raw egg on rice)
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豚丼 (pork bowl)
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三色丼 (three-color rice bowl)
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卵とじ (dish bound with beaten egg)
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鶏肉 (chicken)
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卵 (egg)
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醤油 (soy sauce)
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味醂 (sweet cooking sake)
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出汁 (dashi broth)
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ご飯 (rice)
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海鮮丼 (seafood rice bowl)