How To Make Takikomi Gohan (Recipe) 炊き込みご飯の作り方(レシピ)

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  • Опубліковано 20 жов 2016
  • Takikomi Gohan (炊き込みご飯) is a wonderful and comforting Japanese mixed rice recipe made with seasonal ingredients. This recipe is also gluten free!
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    Prep tim: 20 minutes
    Cook time: 60 minutes
    Serves: 3-4 servings
    Ingredients:
    2 rice-cups Japanese short-grain rice (Equivalent to 1 ½ cup (360 ml))
    3 dried shiitake mushrooms (.5 oz / 15 g)
    ½ cup (120 ml) water for hydrating dried shiitake mushrooms
    ⅓ package konnnyaku (3 oz /85 g)
    1 piece aburaage (deep fried pouch) (.7 oz / 20 g)
    3 inch (7.5 cm) carrot (2 oz / 60 g)
    4 inch (10 cm) gobo (burdock root) (1 oz / 35 g)
    1 skinless boneless chicken thigh (4.8 oz / 135g)
    1 ½ cup (350 ml) dashi
    1 ½ Tbsp. mirin
    1 ½ Tbsp. soy sauce
    a small bunch mitsuba, or 1 green onion
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  • @nicholamach
    @nicholamach 7 років тому +45

    I lived in Japan for 3 years as a teenager and watching your videos bring back great memories. I miss the food and people so much bit thanks for allowing me to bring the flavors of Japan home!

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +2

      Aww thank you for watching my videos! I hope you had great 3 years of living in Japan! Living is different from traveling and I'm glad you got to experience going to school etc. :)

  • @lysismoonlight5513
    @lysismoonlight5513 4 роки тому +10

    I love takikomi gohan, so easy and tasty and nutritious. I made a variation of this recipe today using parsnip instead of gobo. It tasted very good. Thank you!

  • @jackiegutmann
    @jackiegutmann 5 років тому +4

    I make this one a lot and love the flavours in it every time! Great autumn dish too!

  • @anzuki-chan
    @anzuki-chan 3 роки тому +6

    hello! you may not read this, but I am so grateful for you recipe channel/website. my mother is from the countryside of Japan, and growing up she always cooked Japanese food at home. She is no longer around to show me these recipes, a few I remember from helping her in the kitchen but many I do not remember.
    I will be a first-time mother in December, and I want to make the same foods my mom made for me, when my baby can start enjoying solid food. your cooking channel has made that possible for me and I am truly so thankful. I wish you the best and thank you again!

    • @poppy6635
      @poppy6635 3 роки тому

      How’s your baby doing?

  • @MrPornoforpandas
    @MrPornoforpandas 2 роки тому +3

    What a lovely recipe. I made it for a dinner party and it was a big hit. Thanks so much.

  • @cookkafemaru
    @cookkafemaru 7 років тому +5

    美味しそう~♡ 爽やかで美しい動画作りにいつも感心します。

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому

      かふぇまるさん、ありがとう!!

  • @jazcat6822
    @jazcat6822 Рік тому

    With Mother’s Day coming, I was thinking of my Mom and the food she used to make. This was one of those. Now I have an idea how to make. Thank you!

  • @nancyrefki
    @nancyrefki 3 роки тому

    I made this recipe and amazing result!!! Thank you!!

  • @oliviasari8582
    @oliviasari8582 2 роки тому

    I just found your youtube, made this recipe and i love it. Thank you!

  • @patriciaaraujo3427
    @patriciaaraujo3427 3 роки тому

    本当に美味しそう!😋

  • @Money_Enterprises
    @Money_Enterprises 6 років тому +4

    I just fell in Love!

  • @gesundheited
    @gesundheited 2 роки тому

    Knife Skills! Making this tomorrow - thank you !

  • @p-mchoo8806
    @p-mchoo8806 2 роки тому

    Greeting from Bangkok. I enjoy watching your cooking, brief and clear. I will try one day, especially prickled veggies and many more.

  • @tsavage4185
    @tsavage4185 5 років тому +3

    A wonderful meal. I really enjoy your videos they are very well done and the food is great. Thanks

  • @gracetong1690
    @gracetong1690 22 дні тому

    ❤Thanks for your upload😊

  • @Lizsynn80
    @Lizsynn80 7 років тому +2

    Thank u for this recipe! Can't wait to try it out. Btw~ ur nails look great!

  • @moorfang
    @moorfang 7 років тому +3

    Amazing. Looks so hearty.

  • @Shokupan982
    @Shokupan982 7 років тому

    I just had takikomi gohan last week, but I've never tried making it myself. Thanks for the recipe!

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому

      You're welcome! Hope you enjoy making this at home!

  • @rogerk19
    @rogerk19 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for sharing, will try to cook tomorrow.

  • @TelekineticKhai
    @TelekineticKhai 7 років тому +9

    Thank you SO MUCH for these incredibly concise, easy to understand video instructions!
    I am moving to Japan very soon for studies and wondering how will I get by with home cooking using Japanese ingredients - plus I am a beginner in home cooking, so these recipes will surely make life easier! :)
    Not to mention I plan on getting a Zojirushi rice cooker so knowing these are made using one gives me much confidence :)

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +6

      You're moving to Japan! SO NICE!!! I hope you enjoy your new life in Japan! You won't have any issue finding ingredients to cook Japanese food. :)

    • @TelekineticKhai
      @TelekineticKhai 7 років тому +1

      Thank you! :)

  • @ikhinh1985
    @ikhinh1985 5 років тому +17

    ごま油を少し入れておけば、さらに美味しいものになりますよ。
    If you add a bit of sesame oil to the rice cooker before cooking, it’ll become very fragrant and flavourful. 😋

  • @diegoa4846
    @diegoa4846 7 років тому +5

    im a kid and seeing this makes my mouth water

  • @Syrephine
    @Syrephine 7 років тому

    OMG that looks so yummy and awesome. I really wish I had a rice cooker.

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      You can make it with a regular pot too! Follow the same instruction here: www.justonecookbook.com/how-to-cook-rice/ :)

  • @lisarubin
    @lisarubin 7 років тому

    This is beautiful! I love my zojirushi rice cookers! I have a 3 and a 10 cup!

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому

      Awesome! I only use Zojirushi rice cooker too.. I think this is my 3rd one since I moved to the US. :)

  • @TheSabueso23
    @TheSabueso23 3 роки тому +1

    Hi Nami
    Of course i subscribe
    i'm a peruvian chef,
    that studied japanese cuisine for my specialty.
    I admire your recipes and style. thanks for share :)

  • @AubreyAngeles
    @AubreyAngeles 7 років тому

    This looks really yummy, Nami!

  • @cm3655
    @cm3655 7 років тому +25

    I tried your ginger rice recipe which is like this and it was so good!
    Btw, maybe add a note @3:29 to remind people to save the mushroom stock or they might just drain it down the sink lol!!

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +13

      Thank you for your great suggestion! The direction is in the recipe, but we forgot to add in the video. I added annotation to the video, but maybe it might not show when you see from mobile phone...

    • @carolineliane2341
      @carolineliane2341 6 років тому +3

      I note about the mushroom stock and keep on wondering about the stock being save. How I like mushroom stock and you save me the day. Thks for the sharing.

    • @namebp
      @namebp 6 років тому

      zoji rushi weeb

    • @deadpeach07
      @deadpeach07 3 роки тому

      @@namebp if eating japanese food make you a weeb then why are you here

  • @LaBucci
    @LaBucci 6 років тому +1

    Can you make a Japanese Fried Rice recipe? I recently went to a Japanese ramen place and with our bowl came this very delicious set of fried rice which to me had pork or chicken? With egg in it and the rice looked brown but it was the best flavored rice I’ve ever had and i think it might of had some sort of root or seaweed in it

  • @rushisokhadiya8123
    @rushisokhadiya8123 7 років тому

    Awesome !!!! 😍😍

  • @user-re7xt3cu6z
    @user-re7xt3cu6z 7 років тому

    日本の料理だくさん作ってください:))美味しいそうですね😍

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      どうもありがとう!嬉しいです!

  • @FransiscaAdis
    @FransiscaAdis 4 роки тому +5

    Hello! Thank you for this recipe. I tried this and it turned out very delicious!
    But I have a little problem. I live alone so I ended up with leftover takikomi gohan. I can't finish all by myself in one day. Is there any good way to keep takikomi gohan? Is it okay to freeze it in freezer? thank you!

  • @lesathie6604
    @lesathie6604 6 років тому

    Takikomi gohan wo Suzuki... takenoko mo wo irete... motto oishiku naru... 😋

  • @PhucTran-qf5ik
    @PhucTran-qf5ik 6 років тому

    Good

  • @merryxmaswarisover
    @merryxmaswarisover 7 років тому

    What a triumph!

  • @declairelegenou
    @declairelegenou 6 років тому

    I will try to make this as I have the exact same rice cooker as yours!! (maybe without Gobo because I can never find it). Thanks for the recipe.

  • @peperojin8105
    @peperojin8105 7 років тому

    great background music!!!

  • @supra9532
    @supra9532 7 років тому +1

    Hopefully my local Asian market has some of these ingredients ...I would like to cook this dish😀.... Nice hair style you look very nice☺️

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      The ingredients don't have to be exactly this. I wrote more information about this dish and other ingredients you can use in my blog post. :) Thank you for your kind words!

  • @HealthyWorldCuisine
    @HealthyWorldCuisine 7 років тому +1

    Nami-san love your video! I really need to get a rice cooker with a multifunction one like you have, as that is really convenient. Sharing!!!

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      Thank you so much for watching my video, Bobbi!!!! How are you? Hope all is well with you. I like this Zojirushi IH rice cooker so far. :) And thanks so much for sharing! xo

    • @HealthyWorldCuisine
      @HealthyWorldCuisine 7 років тому

      You are very welcome ***** . Wishing you a super weekend!

  • @akunrandom2638
    @akunrandom2638 2 роки тому

    Gyomei himejima love this food

  • @mariannel6560
    @mariannel6560 11 місяців тому

    I love that rice container, where did you get it at?

  • @skydiver6008
    @skydiver6008 7 років тому

    looks delicious, yummy

  • @nanyuna
    @nanyuna 7 років тому

    i like you videos

  • @ideasareLIMITLESS
    @ideasareLIMITLESS 3 роки тому

    Looks delicious but where to get burdock root and konnnyaku (whatever that is? )

  • @sashimizee1484
    @sashimizee1484 Рік тому

    Looks very delicious, but only practical if you live in an area where the Japanese ingredients mentioned are available.

  • @gaialo
    @gaialo 6 років тому +2

    There's honestly nothing cuter than the いただきま~す! at the end of the recipe. Lovely channel! ありがとうね!

  • @fabiomurao7758
    @fabiomurao7758 7 років тому +1

    Mata oishii mono oshiete, arigatou gozaimassu!!! Kondo no DoNiti tsukurimassu!! Takusan recipe dashite kudasai , gambatekudasai!!!!

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      Konnnichiwa Fabio-san! Domo arigatou! Tsukutte mite kudasai. Kiniitte moraeruto ureshii desu. xo

  • @chiVinhPT
    @chiVinhPT 7 років тому

    Yum! I'm gonna make this tonight :) How long can I keep this in the fridge though?

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +3

      +chiVinhPT I recommend freezing, and microwave or steamer to re heat. Refrigerator just make rice hard

  • @MrJojoarzadon
    @MrJojoarzadon 2 роки тому

    from the Philippines..... OISHI......

  • @changtiantian
    @changtiantian 2 роки тому

    This is Gyoumei Himejima's favorite food.😄

  • @marktimanovsky5348
    @marktimanovsky5348 7 років тому +3

    Hi, great video. Just one question. Why did you use dried shiitake mushrooms, as opposed to the regular variety? Is it that they have a different texture or flavor? Thanks!

    • @marlowmorbid8531
      @marlowmorbid8531 7 років тому +1

      Mark Timanovsky it was so that she could use the water the mushrooms soaked in for cooking the rice

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +3

      Hi Mark! Marlow is correct. Also, dried shiitake mushrooms have much more flavors than fresh shiitake. For example, if someone is not a fan of shiitake, fresh mushroom has less flavor and fragrance, so it's a better choice. :) For those who use fresh shiitake, don't worry about shiitake dashi not in the liquid. BUT make sure to add the whole 1 ½ cup (350 ml) dashi. :)

  • @clenelyn
    @clenelyn 7 років тому +3

    looks so good. is there anything i can replace the burdock root with?

    • @azeenanj9185
      @azeenanj9185 7 років тому +1

      ginger? I don't know the taste of burdock root but it looks like it could work

    • @jea-seo1333
      @jea-seo1333 7 років тому +4

      parsnip is a good substitute, if you are in the US you should be able to find it in grocery stores

    • @clenelyn
      @clenelyn 7 років тому

      thank you guys! i think i'll try both

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +4

      Thank you for your suggestion, Sakina and Ja! I'd say root vegetables are good choice. Lotus root is one of my favorite!

    • @juandenz2008
      @juandenz2008 7 років тому +1

      I love burdock root !! But it is really hard to find where I live :-(

  • @thecuttingsark5094
    @thecuttingsark5094 3 роки тому

    Will an instant pot cook this the same?

  • @53Aubergine
    @53Aubergine 6 років тому

    To make this vegetarian one must also omit the bonito dashi. Is there a substitution you might recommend?

    • @ninellepankov3916
      @ninellepankov3916 6 років тому

      I think using kombu seaweed to make the broth would work just as well! (^^) b

  • @momotsukino6441
    @momotsukino6441 3 роки тому

    Oishii sou!!!!!

  • @DianaTW
    @DianaTW 7 років тому +6

    Is it possible to do this using very basic rice cooker? Mine only has an on off switch lol.

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      I think so, even though I don't own one...

    • @Javer80
      @Javer80 7 років тому +8

      It should be OK, but you should check the rice occasionally to make sure the liquid is absorbing properly. If the liquid is gone but the rice is not yet cooked through/fluffy, add more dashi (or water-dashi mix). Try to get it at the bottom without disturbing the layer of ingredients on top. :) Otherwise the bottom of the rice may burn and become hard to scoop.
      Then again, some people like that flavor.

    • @DianaTW
      @DianaTW 7 років тому

      Javer80 Thanks! I'll try that :)

  • @S0DamnLazy
    @S0DamnLazy 5 років тому +1

    Can i use brown rice?

  • @doggo_87__60
    @doggo_87__60 6 років тому +2

    I tried this recipee last week but the middle of rice is slightly undercook. Is it because I use local rice, not japanese rice. Or should I add more stock if I put lots of ingredients?

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  6 років тому +3

      Hmmm did you use a rice cooker? The difference in rice could be the reason, but it can be other reason too... it's hard to know what went wrong without getting more information.. Thank you for trying my recipe!

    • @doggo_87__60
      @doggo_87__60 6 років тому

      Just One Cookbook I use a ricecooker. Just remembered I didnt soak the rice b4 I cooked it, it still taste good tho😆 thk u for the reply

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  6 років тому +1

      ah, I think that's why. Always soak Japanese rice at least 15-20 minutes (30 mins preferably). That way, water content inside the kernel is higher and it becomes fluffier rice. :)

  • @osilva4911
    @osilva4911 4 роки тому +1

    Make Gohan great again

  • @benedictlim3344
    @benedictlim3344 7 років тому

    Hi, my rice cooker is a simple rice cooker , it doesn't have the mixed rice feature, can I make this recipe using regular rice cooker?

  • @Horus4302
    @Horus4302 7 років тому +1

    Love your recipes, just wish all the Japanese ingredients wouldn't be so hard to find here...

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +2

      Thank you! I know, it's my wish to introduce more Japanese foods and recipes so there will be more demands for Japanese ingredients in the world.... :)

  • @prodsegi
    @prodsegi 7 років тому +8

    Can I use non-alcoholic mirin? As I don't want alcohol in my household. Will it still taste good?

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      Sure! :)

    • @flueberly
      @flueberly 7 років тому +2

      there is non alcoholic mirin out there too i'm sure :)
      like, pre-heated so the alcohol is already gone.

  • @rankoyokoyama4697
    @rankoyokoyama4697 7 років тому +1

    Hi, If I don't have a Rice cooker for how much time should I cook the rice with all the ingredients?

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      Please follow the same instruction here (recipe/video): www.justonecookbook.com/how-to-cook-rice/

    • @rankoyokoyama4697
      @rankoyokoyama4697 7 років тому +1

      Thank you!!!

  • @ritakazuko303
    @ritakazuko303 3 роки тому

    😍

  • @DnKennethJr
    @DnKennethJr 7 років тому

    Can I substitute the japanese short grain rice with glutinous rice or is that too sticky/starchy?

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      We usually use regular rice for Takikomi Gohan. :)

  • @susancarr9955
    @susancarr9955 7 років тому

    Could you do a video of this using the Instant Pot?

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому

      Hi Susan! IP can be a rice cooker, but I've heard from JOC readers that rice sticks to the inner pot. Japanese rice is more sticky than other varieties of rice, and since it's more expensive as well, I don't plan to waste my rice cooking in the IP... I'm so sorry I can't share the rice recipe... maybe other types of rice might be better than Japanese short grain rice.

    • @susancarr9955
      @susancarr9955 7 років тому +1

      Just One Cookbook I tried this recipe in my simple rice cooker and it didn't work so I had to finish it on the stove. It was very tasty though.

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому

      Hmm what do you think was the problem? It had too much water or too less water? Did you put about the same amount of ingredients (non rice ingredients) like mine?

    • @susancarr9955
      @susancarr9955 7 років тому

      Just One Cookbook I think my rice pot was just too small. It would try to cook, but then go to warm. Cheap Brands Mart pot until I could buy my multi-cooker. I am loving my Instant Pot.

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому

      Ah I see. I've never used instant pot for my precious rice (It's a Japanese thing not to waste a single grain of rice...), but you might actually make better rice in IP. If the rice sticks at the bottom, make porridge with the leftover rice so it'll be no waste. ;)

  • @user-mh1rw7fq7w
    @user-mh1rw7fq7w 7 років тому

    👍

  • @user-iy9se7gn4p
    @user-iy9se7gn4p 2 роки тому

    ням ням

  • @06tridungnguyen86
    @06tridungnguyen86 7 років тому

    can you make fuji choux

  • @kentakeda9424
    @kentakeda9424 6 років тому

    Wow! Like bibimbab

  • @rosaamarilloikehara3702
    @rosaamarilloikehara3702 Рік тому

    Is that fish dashi?

  • @rafaelamoody4566
    @rafaelamoody4566 7 років тому

    abura age no tsukurikata oshietekudasai!
    onegaishimasu ^-^//

  • @yanadhia9062
    @yanadhia9062 7 років тому

    I'm really curious on how konyaku taste like xD

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому

      It doesn't have much taste. :)

    • @yanadhia9062
      @yanadhia9062 7 років тому

      Oooo how about the smell? Hee looks like agar-agar to me :3

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      It has distinct smell until it's cooked. It's more for texture than taste/fragrance. :)

  • @zanebeverix5935
    @zanebeverix5935 5 років тому

    What is Aburage and Konyaku

    • @1234vampireprincess
      @1234vampireprincess 5 років тому

      aburaage is deep fried tofu, konyaku is a jelly made from the konjac root

  • @Jkaneshige
    @Jkaneshige 7 років тому

    Nami... Is there a Japanese ketchup ? If so, does it taste different than American ketchup?

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +1

      We do, it's Kagome brand. It's more tomatoey I think. I like it. :)

  • @sxnkxnrxck
    @sxnkxnrxck 7 років тому

    What happens if I use long-grain??

    • @ji94552
      @ji94552 7 років тому +1

      sxnkxnrxck Not as sticky but it'll still work. It'll be like an Asian version of rice pilaf.

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +3

      Long grain rice is not as sticky as Japanese short grain rice. :) You know how rice is stick to each other when you see sushi rolls? Long grain rice are great for fried rice etc. :)

    • @justonecookbook
      @justonecookbook  7 років тому +3

      Thank you for answering for me! xoxo

  • @rajpuri2461
    @rajpuri2461 5 років тому

    What is means gohan

  • @nikczemna_symulakra
    @nikczemna_symulakra 2 роки тому

    Damn, i need to finally buy a rice cooker.. eating rice each day, still being lazy about it is my default :/

  • @zanebeverix5935
    @zanebeverix5935 3 роки тому

    The nutrition of rice will be rinse away if you wash them too much times or long time

  • @904mappy3
    @904mappy3 2 роки тому

    森名ミク
    森井らん

  • @timm5970
    @timm5970 2 роки тому

    yo whats that fishing lure and the spongebob looking shit you cut up?

  • @HiImBeans
    @HiImBeans 11 місяців тому

    The music choice was strange. Why not use some Japanese music?

  • @lisahinton9682
    @lisahinton9682 3 роки тому

    Sorry, but the music is extremely annoying, unbearably so. I actually had to mute it.
    Would you please consider having just the sounds of cooking in your videos, please?

  • @MiFlojo
    @MiFlojo Рік тому

    Can i use black rice?