Simmered Udon Noodle Hot Pot with Melting Cheese and Tomato

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Tomato hot pots are all the rage right now, so I tried making my own version.

It's 3 servings so please use a large pot.
Be careful not to let the contents of the pot stick to the bottom - watch the flame and don't overcook!
If you don't have cabbage, use Chinese cabbage instead.
I used soup stock cubes and 3x concentrate mentsuyu sauce this time. For 3 servings. Recipe by hitkat

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Ingredients

3 servings
  1. 3 packs Udon noodles
  2. 1 Chicken breast meat (or thigh meat)
  3. 5 cm Daikon radish
  4. 5 cm Carrot
  5. 1 Onion (small)
  6. 1/4 Cabbage
  7. 1 stalk Japanese leek
  8. 1/2 pack Shimeji mushrooms
  9. 1 tbsp Olive oil
  10. 1 cube Soup stock cube
  11. 2 Bay leaves
  12. 1 can Canned crush tomatoes
  13. 50 ml Mentsuyu (3x concentrate)
  14. 500 ml Water
  15. 2 tbsp Pizza cheese

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Cut the chicken and cabbage into bite-sized pieces. Cut the daikon radish and carrot into quarters, the slice thinly. Cut the onion into wedges. Slice the leek on the diagonal. Take the root end off the shimeji mushrooms and shred with your hands.

  2. 2

    Put the hot pot earthenware pot on medium heat with the olive oil. Add the chicken, carrot, daikon radish, onion and soup cube in that order, and stir fry.

  3. 3

    When the meat changes color, add the bay leaves, canned tomato, mentsuyu sauce and water, and bring to a boil.

  4. 4

    When it comes to a boil, remove the bay leaves and lower the heat. Add the udon noodles, cabbage, shimeji mushrooms and leek in that order, put on the lid and simmer.

  5. 5

    When the cabbage is tender, add the pizza cheese and replace the lid. It's done when the cheese has melted. Add some chopped parsley or dried parsley powder to taste.

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