Braised Chicken
(Hungry quote: Turn the chicken black please)
Ingredients:
1 whole chicken
4 bowls water
1 pack of ready-packed herbs (available in supermarket)
6-8 cloves garlic (need not mince; with skin attached)
6 tbsp dark soy sauce
3 tbsp light soy sauce
2 tbsp sugar/or 3-4 piece rock sugar
2 tsp rice wine
Some sesame oil/corn oil
Some sesame oil/corn oil
- Boil chicken in water for 5 minutes, then discard water.
- Bring 4 bowls of water to boil in wok
- Add dark/light soy sauce, garlic, herb pack and sugar, stir
- Place the chicken and bring it to boil in high heat.
- Lower to mid fire.
- Flip it over to the other side (of the chicken) to ensure well coating on both sides.
- Repeat the flipping every 15-20 minutes
- Cook for 1 ½ hour
- Add rice wine and simmer for 5 minutes before serving
- Drip dry the chicken then rub oil over it to 'smoothen' the skin (which I did not do, and the chicken skin dried up really fast while chopping)
- Drip dry the chicken then rub oil over it to 'smoothen' the skin (which I did not do, and the chicken skin dried up really fast while chopping)
- Place 5 eggs into boiled water and cover lid for 10 minutes.
- Drench the water and fill it with cool water.
- Peel off shells and fill it with the dark gravy (still hot) from the chicken.
- Allow it to absorb the gravy, sit for 30 minutes.
- Same method to braise beancurd, except the shelling part.
- Same method to braise beancurd, except the shelling part.
Other pictures:
The wing, anyone?
One of the best looking eggs, in fact I think this is the only one.
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