One Pot Hainanese Chicken Rice
This is for chicken rice lovers who want to recreate this dish with absolute ease. For some of us, growing up with busy parents means that mum might have cooked one-pot dishes with the rice cooker at some point.
This is for chicken rice lovers who want to recreate this dish with absolute ease. For some of us, growing up with busy parents means that mum might have cooked one-pot dishes with the rice cooker at some point.
Perfect for breakfast or a rainy day, cooked using pork broth just until the rice breaks apart, then paired with homemade meatballs (using pork lard) and century eggs, making the congee full of rich flavours. Customize your own toppings any way you like, be it with peanuts of even you tiao. Simple and comforting recipes
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