feeds 6-8
With this recipe, you will make a yummy traditional chicken dish and have enough chicken broth to use for cooking some rice.
Ingredients:
2-3 pound fryer (or 2 chicken legs/breasts)
1 T salt
6 cups water (or enough to cover chicken)
4 ginger slices
2 stalks green onion (scallion)
Ginger Scallion sauce:
pinch of salt
2 slices ginger
1 stalk green onion (scallion)
1/3 cup canola oil
1 T Coleman’s dry mustard (optional)
2 T oyster sauce (optional)
Instructions:
- Boil water in a dutch oven or large soup pot 
- Rinse and pat dry chicken 
- Rub chicken all over inside and out with salt; insert ginger slices and 2 stalks green onion into cavity of chicken 
- Place chicken into boiling water. Bring water to boil again then lower temperature to simmer for 20 minutes or until a chopstick poked at thigh joint has juices running clear 
- Remove chicken from pot to cool 
Meanwhile, cook some Delicious Rice:
- Wash rice until water runs clear 
- Add to rice pot and add enough chicken broth until your first finger joint is covered. (2 water to 1 rice ratio) 
- Bring to a boil and immediately turn down heat to simmer for 10 minutes 
- Fluff rice before serving 
While the rice is cooking, prepare your sauces/condiments to go with your chicken.
- Ginger and scallion sauce 
- Mince ginger and finely cut up scallion; crush with pinch of salt. 
- Heat oil in a small saucepan and pour over ginger/scallion/salt mix. 
- Oyster sauce – simply pour out of the bottle 
- Hot mustard 
- Mix 1 T Coleman's powdered mustard with 1 T cold water 
To serve:
- Cut up chicken by separating drumsticks and wings from body. Debone if you wish. Slice down breastbone for the two sides. 
- Serve over rice and with stir fried vegetables. 
Christina’s suggestions for any leftover cooked chicken:
- shred chicken for lettuce wraps; serve with hoisin sauce 
- salad 
- egg foo yung 
Enjoy!
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