Description:
I cook this dish for this year's mother day. Vitri... your post was very infectious. ;-p This dish is definitely easy to make. You can prepare other things if need to while waiting.
This chicken rice recipe is a combination of 2 recipes. The chicken is adapted from Simple Chinese Cooking by Kylie Kwong. The fragrant rice and the dipping sauces are adapted from Kuali of The Star Online by Amy Beh.
This recipe is made by omitting the chicken fat in the rice and sauce so you can serve it to the vegetarian guests.
Ingredients:
Pak Cham Kai (Chicken Steep in Stock)
2 whole small chickens (total weight 1.7kg), trim excess fat
5 L cold water
3 cups shao hsing wine
8 spring onion, trimmed and cut into two
1 bulb (about 14 cloves) garlic, skin removed and smashed
1 large red onion, quartered
1.25 cups ginger slices
0.25 cup coarse sea salt
Fragrant Rice
2 Tbsp vegetable oil
3 cloves garlic, lightly smashed
(reserve garlic oil - 0.75 Tbsp for making soya sauce dipping and 0.5 tsp for chilli sauce)
600 g Thai long grain rice, washed and drained
2 cm ginger, lightly smashed
2 tsp chicken style stock powder, Massel
0.25 tsp salt
3.5 cups water or enough quantity
3 pandan leaves, knotted
Chilli Ginger Sauce
2 Tbsp garlic chilli sauce, Lee Kum Kee
1 Tbsp dried chilli flakes
2 cm young ginger, chopped
0.5 tsp garlic powder
0.5 tsp garlic oil
Juice from 1 lime
100 mL (less than half a cup) hot water or more depending how thin or thick you want
Dipping Soy Sauce
5 Tbsp light soy sauce, Kikoman
3 Tbsp hot water
1.5 Tbsp caster sugar
0.75 Tbsp garlic oil
1 tsp sesame oil
Garnishing
Sliced cucumber
Sliced tomato
Directions:
Chicken:
Put all ingredients except the chickens in a big cooking pot and bring the water to boil. Then, reduce the heat and simmer for 40 minutes. Put the chicken into the simmering stock and gently simmer for 15 minutes. Turn off the heat and remove the pot from the stove. Leave the chicken in the stock for 3 hours.
Take the chicken out from the stock, drain and let it cool. Cut into pieces.
Rice
Saute the garlic in warm oil until garlic turns yellow. Reserve some of the oil for the dipping sauces.
Put all ingredients in the rice cooker. Cook till done.
Chilli Ginger Sauce
Put all ingredients in a blender. Blitz for 1 minute or until all ingredients blend well and ginger is cut into small pieces. Pour into a small bowl
Dipping Soy Sauce
Mix soy sauce, water and sugar until sugar dissolves. Add the remaining ingredients and mix well.
Cook's Note:
- The remaining stock can be used as base for chicken soup, vegetable soup, stock for stir frying etc.
- The rice will be tastier if using chicken oil, rendered from chicken fat.
hm...enak dimakan panas2 apalagi dgn sauce2nya makin endang, (komposisi saucenya boljug)
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gampang banget koq, ra bikinnya. walaupun bumbune ketoke aken, tp semuane tinggal dicemplungin aja ke pot. :)
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Nyam nyam...
ReplyDeleteyg dikasih black bean ayamnya ya fa? sebetulnya sih variasi resep ayam rebus ini banyak koq tp kurang lebih bahan dasarnya sama saja, tambahan lainnya tinggal maunya yg masak aja. terkadang tambahan bahan lainnya suka insignificant thd aroma akhir masakan tsb karena tergantung banyaknya :)
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ReplyDeleteTu jahe diacar, kayaknya dengan cara disayat tipis-tipis, lalu dikasih garam, gula pasir dan sedikit cuka. Rasanya jadi enak dan cukup meriah, ada aroma jahe pengimbang aroma lemak ayam-nya.
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ReplyDeleteaku pernah nyoba yg jepang punya. boleh jg dicoba next time. thanks buat idenya.
ReplyDeleteyg ini, ayamnya lumayan singset heheh jdnya gak terlalu berminyak jg, si nasinya jg gak aku taruh banyak2 minyak.
heheh ayo bikin lagi yuk...
ReplyDeletemudah koq bikine. tinggal ngegoreng bawang putihnya di minyak aja... jadi deh si minyak bawang :)
ReplyDeletebeneran sedap dan ringan yg ini karena aku gak pakai minyak banyak2.
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ReplyDeletehalah.... kan tinggal dicemplungin aja bahan2nya, mesti didiemin 3 jam di kuah rebusannya. terus ditinggal ngajar deh :) eh tp di jkt mah gampang deh utk belinya. tinggal ke daerah kota/muara karang pasti banyak yg jualan.
ReplyDeleteHe..he..he..mending masak sendiri ah, beli suka serem deh, sekarang ini Reg :))
ReplyDeleteBedanya sama resep Vitri dimananya ya Reg ?
seingetku beda dibumbunya dan cara masaknya. yg aku punya pakai shao xing wine, ayamnya direndam dikuahnya selama 3 jam dan gak diolesin kecap minyak setelah didinginkan. terus aku tak pakai minyak ayam utk nasinya, pakainya minya sayur saja. kayaknya sih utk nasi, bumbunya yg dipakai Vitri lebih banyak dan kayaknya lebih mantap. selebihnya sih mirip2 sih, kan dasarnya bawang putih dan jahe :)
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