STEP 1/17
Soak the kelp in water (one soup bowl) and boil it over low heat. When the bubbles start to rise, turn off the heat and take out the kelp
STEP 2/17
Boil it again on high heat
Turn off the heat and add katsuobushi If you boil katsuobushi, the taste gets bitter, so don't boil it. Just think of it as just boiling it~
Leave it for about 10 minutes
STEP 3/17
Meanwhile, sift the onion shiitake mushrooms~~
STEP 4/17
Season the chicken breast with salt and pepper, then prepare it with flour, eggs, and bread crumbs
You can use only half of the eggs
STEP 5/17
If you use up an egg, you'll throw it away Just use half of them I'm going to pour the egg and make a bowl of rice
You can use it economically
STEP 6/17
Put plenty of oil in the pan and over low heat
I'm slowly frying it
STEP 7/17
Until it's golden
STEP 8/17
Cut the chicken cutlets into bite-sized pieces
STEP 9/17
Please filter out the katsuobushi that I put in the kelp water
STEP 10/17
Pour about 8 parts of the broth into the pot
STEP 11/17
Add soy sauce and sugar, season and bring to a boil over medium heat
STEP 12/17
Add the onions and shogi and boil until the onions are clear
STEP 13/17
And put the cut chicken cutlets on top
STEP 14/17
Add one more half of the egg that you left before, mix it two or three times, and put it on top
STEP 15/17
When the egg cooks gently, put the green onion on top and put it in a bowl
STEP 16/17
Put the rice on top first
STEP 17/17
Add chicken cutlets and egg soup on top and eat it~~
This, this, this. It's so delicious~~^^