This is the first time I cooked Sesame Oil Chicken with taucheo [preserved salted soybean paste]. Turns out to be good.
Ingredients
original recipe from Nyonya Flavours
[serves 4-5]
3 big size chicken thighs [about 600 gm] - skin removed cut into 3 pieces each
[marinate with 1/2 tsp salt and 2 tbsp cooking wine for 20-30 minutes]
2 cloves garlic - chopped
50 gm old ginger - cut fine shreds
2 tbsp taucheo [soybean paste]
250 ml water
- Heat sesame oil in wok, saute ginger and garlic until brown and aromatic.
- Add bean paste, stir fry for a few seconds.
- Add chicken, stir fry to combine well for 5 minutes.
- Add water, bring to boil then simmer until chicken is tender [about 20 minutes] and gravy is reduced [can transfer to claypot, then simmer until chicken is tender and gravy is reduced]. Serve in claypot.
- Dish up to serve.
Notes: Visit this site for its Nutritional Facts [here]
I'm linking this post to Little Thumbs Up Event - Soy Beans organised by Doreen from my little favourite DIY and me, Bake for Happy Kids, hosted by Mich from Piece of Cake
8 comments:
Your sesame chicken with tau cheong looks delicious! I would love to eat the sauce with rice.
Kimmy, I can smell the sesame oil from this far, heehee. Something like what I used to have during confinement minus the taucheong. Yummy! Next time I cook I shall add taucheong.
Hi Kimmy,
This looks delicious, I love dishes with sesame oil and taucheo! I can imagine the aroma from this dish!
Thanks for sharing with CYB!
Hi Mich, surprisingly, this dish is good with tau cheong. I kept a portion to cook soup.
Hi Veronica, yes you must try with tau cheong and I find it not too oily too.
Hi Joyce, next time, I'll use debone chicken thighs. Think the sauce will be good and I don't have to worry about the small bits of bones.
Kimmy, interesting that this muar eu kay is using taucheow. I have to try it to see how it tastes and since you say it is good, I have confidence!
Hi Phong Hong, cooked until the gravy is reduced and of thick consistency. It's even better.
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