This is a very common dish in my hometown (Port Klang) among Hokkien people although I read somewhere that it is a Hakka
dish. I remember my grandma used to cook a huge pot of this rice for our lunch.
This one-pot dish is easy to cook and requires little time to prepare and
washing up later. The star ingredient of this dish is the long beans but you
can add any other vegetables or meat.Here
I will share 2 methods of cooking this dish. The first method is taught by my
grandma and the second method is my simplified lazy version.
Ingredients
2 chicken whole
legs cut into small pieces
2 Chinese sausages
4 dried mushrooms
1
bundle of long beans
Cut the long beans
Marinade the chicken with:
2 tbsp dark soya sauce
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1 tbsp light soya sauce
½ tsp sesame oil
Coat the chicken with the
marinade
Soak and slice the
mushrooms
Slice the sausages
Heat up some oil and fry 2
tsp chopped garlic until fragrant
Put in the chicken only and
fry until the meat changes colour
Add the mushrooms and mix
thoroughly
Remove and keep aside
Put the long beans into
the wok and stir to coat it with the sauce
Remove and keep aside
2 cups of rice washed
and drained
Put the rice into the wok and
pour the remaining marinade sauce on it
Mix thoroughly to coat the
rice with the marinade
Add a little more salt and
pepper
Transfer the rice to the
rice cooker pot
Put 1/2 less water as
required by the marking on the pot
This is because there is
water in the chicken and too much water will make the rice soggy
Add the fried chicken and
spread it evenly over the rice
Next put in the long beans
Finally, add the Chinese
sausage
This is to allow the oil
from the sausage to drip into the beans and rice
Transfer the pot to the
rice cooker
Turn on and cook as per
normal
When the rice is cooked stir
the rice to mix all the ingredients
Dish up and garnish with
some fried shallots
Serve with cut fresh
chili
The second
method
I do not fry
the rice with this method.
Prepare the chicken and long beans as for the first method.
Prepare the chicken and long beans as for the first method.
I find that the
mushrooms taste better if marinated.
Marinade the mushrooms
with
1 tsp dark soy
sauce
½ tsp oyster
sauce
½ tsp light
soya sauce
¼ tsp sugar
Wash 2 cups of
rice
NB Always reduce the amount of water by ½ cup regardless of the amount of rice used
Heat up a fry
pan and quickly fry the sausage to extract the oil
Add a little
sesame oil to the sausage oil.
Put in the
mushrooms and some chopped garlic .
Fry until
fragrant
Put in the
chicken and fry until the meat changes colour
Transfer the
fried chicken over the rice and spread it evenly.
Leave the gravy
in the fry pan.
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