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Sato family Oden — The recipe for the *Sato* family *oden* (in Japanese)

You may also be looking for Odin or Odan.

Oden was a traditional Human soup of Japanese origin, whose recipe was often passed down through a family.

In 2152, Hoshi Sato asked to take over the galley aboard Enterprise NX-01 when Chef fell ill. Instead of sticking to the food on the dinner planner, she decided to cook her grandmother's recipe for oden. (ENT: "Singularity")

Background information

The recipe translation reads as follows, explanations in brackets:

Seasoning

Potatoes
Carrots
Daikon [giant radish]
Hard-boiled eggs
Konnyaku [a gelatinous food made from devil's-tongue starch]
Grilled tofu [yakidofu]
Kamaboko [fish paste, sausage]

How to make the soup

Pour 5 cups of boiling water (hot water) into a big bowl
1 tsp of chicken stock or bouillon
2 tbsp of sake
1 tsp of sugar
Make the soup from the bouillon [dissolve] and then add the seasoning to the soup.

External link

Oden at Wikipedia

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+[[File:Sato family Oden.jpg|thumb|The recipe for the ''Sato'' family ''oden'' (in Japanese)]]
 :''You may also be looking for [[Odin]] or [[Odan]].''
+'''Oden''' was a traditional [[Human]] soup of [[Japan]]ese origin, whose [[recipe]] was often passed down through a family.
+In [[2152]], [[Hoshi Sato]] asked to take over the [[galley]] aboard {{EnterpriseNX}} when {{dis|Chef|Enterprise NX-01}} fell ill. Instead of sticking to the [[food]] on the dinner planner, she decided to cook her grandmother's recipe for oden. ({{ENT|Singularity}})
-[[Image:Sato family Oden.jpg|thumb|The recipe for the ''Sato'' family ''oden''. (In Japanese)]]
-'''''Oden''''' is a traditional [[Human]] soup of [[Japan|Japanese]] origin, whose recipe is often passed down through a family.
+== Background information ==
-In [[2152]], [[Hoshi Sato]] asked to take over the [[galley]] aboard ''[[Enterprise (NX-01)|Enterprise]]'' when [[Chef]] fell ill. Instead of sticking to the [[food]] on the Dinner planner, she decided to cook her grandmother's recipe for ''oden''.
+The recipe translation reads as follows, explanations in brackets:
+'''Seasoning'''
-Among the ingredients are potatoes, [[carrot]]s, giant radish (daikon), hard-boiled eggs, jellied yam (konnyaku), grilled tofu (yakidofu), fish cake (kamaboko), [[salt]], chicken stock, sugar, and sake. ({{ENT|Singularity}})
+#Potatoes
+#[[Carrot]]s
+#''Daikon'' [giant radish]
+#Hard-boiled eggs
+#''Konnyaku'' [a gelatinous food made from devil's-tongue starch]
+#Grilled ''tofu'' [yakidofu]
+#''Kamaboko'' [fish paste, sausage]
+'''How to make the soup'''
+*Pour 5 cups of boiling water (hot water) into a big bowl
+*1 tsp of chicken stock or bouillon
+*2 tbsp of sake
+*1 tsp of sugar
+*Make the soup from the bouillon [dissolve] and then add the seasoning to the soup.
+== External link ==
+* {{wikipedia}}
+[[de:Oden]]
+[[ja:おでん]]
 [[Category:Earth foods]]