Beyond sushi and sashimi

A traditional sauce from Argentina is tweaked with some Japanese elements in this dish, which is a breeze to prepare

March 27, 2015 04:33 pm | Updated 04:33 pm IST

Zentai Akachan no Niwatori (Whole baby chicken)

Zentai Akachan no Niwatori (Whole baby chicken)

Zentai Akachan no Niwatori (Whole baby chicken)

Ingredients

Chimichuri sauce

Chopped garlic - 10 gm

Chopped onion - 50 gm

Cilantro - 1 bunch

Olive oil - 100 ml

Fresh green chilli - 30 gm

Red wine vinegar - 10 ml

Yuzo sauce (Japanese citrus) - 30ml

Salt and pepper

Lemon juice - 5 ml

Method

Mix all ingredients in a blender.

For chimichuri marination

Cilantro - 300 gm

Garlic - 30 gm

Chopped onion - 100 gm

Olive oil - 5 ml

Red wine vinegar - 10 ml

Lemon juice - 5ml

Green chilli - 30 gm

Oregano - 30 gm

Method

Mix all ingredients nicely and add chicken. Marinate it for five to eight hours. If you don’t have a robata grill, use a normal BBQ grill at a normal temperature of 150 to 160 degrees, and grill it until it is cooked.

Once chicken is ready, you can serve it with chimichuri sauce.

Vadim Shin, Japanese Chef, b-bar, has more than 14 years of culture and expertise as a chef of Japanese cuisine. Prior to b-bar, he introduced Delhi to the fine art of Japanese cuisine as a chef with Shiro and SET'Z. Chef Shin has been associated as a sushi chef with some of the well-known names in Russian hospitality, including the Sheraton, The French and Same. His expertise lies in sushi and sashimi and has a flair for a teppanyaki show. His repertoire includes all preparations of fish and seafood, starting from tempura to kushiyaki. A musician by education, Chef Shin treats his food as another facet of art.

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