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2 Ways to Enjoy Cold Plum Chazuke
Servings: 2

Plum with Chinese yum and Namesake mushrooms
INGREDIENTS
200g steamed rice
100g Chinese yam
2 umeboshi plums
1 tablespoon nametake mushrooms
1/2 tablespoon soy sauce
Some white sesame seeds
1 string scallion
1/2 dried tofu
200ml green tea
1/2 tablespoon shiro-dashi

PREPARATION
1. Mix green tea and shiro-dashi. Cool in the refrigerator.

2. Remove plum seeds and chop. Cut dried tofu into 1cm pieces, and cook in a pan until golden and crunchy. Chop scallion.

3. Put Chinese yam in a plastic bag, break wth a rolling pin. Add chopped plums (2), soy sauce, and namesake mushrooms into the bag and mix.

4. Put steamed rice in a bowl. Place some mixed yam (3) and dried tofu (2). Sprinkle with some scallions and sesame seeds on top. Pour the green tea (1) over the rice.

5. Enjoy!

Plum with kimchi chicken and salted cucumber
INGREDIENTS
200g steamed rice
35g kimchi
1 chicken tenderlion
Some salt
1 teaspoon sake
2 umeboshi plums
1 cucumber
1 tablespoon sesame oil
1 tablespoon white sesame seeds
200ml water
2 spoons plum-kelp-tea (umekobucha)

PREPARATION
1. Melt plum-kelp-tea in the water. Cool in the refrigerator.

2. Slice the cucumber thinly and rub with salt. Leave for 10 minutes.

3. Season the chicken with salt and sake and wrap loosely with a plastic wrap. Microwave at 600W for 30 seconds. Flip the chicken and microwave another 30 seconds. Let cool. Shred the chicken with hands.

4. Chop kimchi and mix with the chicken (3).

5. When cucumber slices (2) are soften, drain water. Mix with sesame seeds and sesame oil.

6. Put steamed rice in a bowl. Place some kimchi chicken (3) and cucumber slices (5), and top with some plums. Pour the ume-kelp-tea (1) over the rice.

7. Enjoy!

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