Nagoya Style Ozoni (New Year's Soup with Mochi)
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                                Ingredients
- 1 tsp cooking oil
 - 1 pinch salt
 - 100 g boneless chicken thigh (or breast) cut into small bitesize pieces
 - 100 g Japanese mustard spinach (komatsuna) (komatsuna) cut into 4cm (1.5") pieces
 - 4 pieces square shaped rice cakes (kirimochi)
 - 400 ml dashi stock
 - ½ tsp mirin
 - 2 tsp soy sauce
 - Japanese fish cake "kamaboko" 2 slices per portion
 - bonito flakes (katsuobushi) to garnish
 
Instructions
- Heat a frying pan on medium and add 1 tsp cooking oil. Add 100 g boneless chicken thigh to the pan and season with 1 pinch salt. Fry until cooked through and then remove the pan from the heat.
 - While the chicken is cooking, bring a small pot of water to a rolling boil and sprinkle with salt. Add 100 g Japanese mustard spinach (komatsuna) and boil for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, transfer it to a bowl of ice cold water to stop the cooking process and set aside for later.
 - Rinse out the pot and reuse it. Add 400 ml dashi stock, ½ tsp mirin and 4 pieces square shaped rice cakes. Simmer over a low heat until mochi is soft on the outside. If the pot is small, cook them in batches in a single layer. Avoid stacking them and place cooked pieces in the serving bowls.
 - Once the mochi is softened, add 2 tsp soy sauce along with the cooked chicken from earlier and simmer for about 1 minute.
 - Divide the soup into bowls. Squeeze the water out of the Japanese mustard spinach thoroughly and then place it on top of the soup along with 2 slices of Japanese fish cake "kamaboko" and a sprinkle of bonito flakes per portion.
 - Enjoy!
 
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