Crack the eggs into small bowls beforehand so the whites coagulate nicely during cooking. Slice the green onions diagonally and finely chop the chives.
Pour a generous amount of bonito broth (Dashi No. 2) into a pot and begin heating.
Before the broth boils, add sugar, salt, soy sauce, and soup soy sauce in order to create a sweet and savory udon broth base.
Once the broth boils, carefully add the prepared eggs and cook for about 2 minutes until soft-boiled. Then, scoop them out first and place them in the serving bowl.
Add the 600g of shabu-shabu beef to the broth from which the eggs were removed, stirring to prevent clumping, and bring to a boil.
As the meat cooks, meticulously skim off the foam and impurities that rise to the surface, almost excessively, to maintain clarity.
If the broth reduces, replenish with remaining broth to adjust seasoning. Add thinly sliced green onions and simmer briefly to infuse the onion aroma.
Generously top the soft-boiled egg in the serving bowl with the well-cooked beef and green onions, then pour in plenty of clear broth.
Finally, garnish with finely chopped chives to finish. Break the soft-boiled egg yolk and enjoy it with the beef.
Season the broth with soy sauce, sugar, and salt, then add eggs and cook for 2 minutes until soft-boiled. Remove the eggs to a bowl first.
Add 600g of beef to the remaining broth and boil, meticulously skimming off all rising foam and impurities.
Add green onions and simmer briefly, then pour the beef and broth into the bowl with the eggs and top with chives to complete.
Cooking tips 💡
To achieve a beautiful soft-boiled egg shape, crack the eggs into small bowls beforehand rather than directly into the broth, as they will disperse easily. Gently slide them into the boiling broth.
To maximize the clean and refreshing taste of the beef-infused broth, the key is to frequently and perfectly remove any rising impurities.
Using thinly sliced beef, such as for shabu-shabu or beef brisket, ensures it cooks tenderly in a short time and the broth extracts flavor well.
Recommended for 🙋
⭐Those who want to enjoy a clean and deep beef soup dish without udon noodles.
⭐Those who want to taste the tender combination of soft-boiled eggs and savory beef.
⭐Those looking for a Japanese-style hangover soup with a deep umami flavor that is not overly stimulating.
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