Lunch
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Kids love bee hoon especially in soup. Younger one is fussy eater. She dislikes porridge. Sometimes the weather is so hot in the afternoon and I would love a bowl of porridge…but when I make chicken porridge, she refuses to eat.
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I buy Fairprice’s 365 Pizza…add own topping
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My boy prefer soup but my man prefers dry. Aiyo…
I prefer udon so they shall eat udon with me.
Udon soup. Udon dry. That shall be it. -
I’m having dinner with DH tonight probably at NEX. Anyone can share where/what to eat?
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Jennifer:
Hi Jennifer,http://nyonyafood.rasamalaysia.com/ayam-pongteh-nyonya-chicken-and-potato-stew/2/
anyone has cooked something similar to this Ayam Pongteh?
1/4 cup oil = ? ml or tbsp
1/4 cup taucheo = ? ml or tbsp
3 cups water = ? ml
Many thanks for the advice.
I've tried out this recipe before and it's really yummy. Kids and hubby loved it. The measurements are standard. 1 cup = 250ml, 1 tbsp = 15 ml. This is a very friendly chicken stew.
I personally prefer Chef Wan's version as he adds more \"liao\" into it, like star anise and cloves. He also added some chilli padi for that extra \"kick\".
Hope this helps!
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Where to get this recipe from Chef Wan? :rubhands:
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hopbophop:
:thankyou:
Hi Jennifer,Jennifer:
http://nyonyafood.rasamalaysia.com/ayam-pongteh-nyonya-chicken-and-potato-stew/2/
anyone has cooked something similar to this Ayam Pongteh?
1/4 cup oil = ? ml or tbsp
1/4 cup taucheo = ? ml or tbsp
3 cups water = ? ml
Many thanks for the advice.
I've tried out this recipe before and it's really yummy. Kids and hubby loved it. The measurements are standard. 1 cup = 250ml, 1 tbsp = 15 ml. This is a very friendly chicken stew.
I personally prefer Chef Wan's version as he adds more \"liao\" into it, like star anise and cloves. He also added some chilli padi for that extra \"kick\".
Hope this helps!
Should I use kampong chicken, normal chicken or chicken thighs??? -
Jennifer:
I cook that pretty often. Both chicken and pork version. But mine is simplified as I do not add other spices. Shallots, garlic and taucheo is all I add. I will also mash the taucheo so that it blends into the gravy and omit any sugar as I do not like my food to be sweet.http://nyonyafood.rasamalaysia.com/ayam-pongteh-nyonya-chicken-and-potato-stew/2/
anyone has cooked something similar to this Ayam Pongteh?
1/4 cup oil = ? ml or tbsp
1/4 cup taucheo = ? ml or tbsp
3 cups water = ? ml
Many thanks for the advice.
1/4 cup is approx 4tbsp. As for the water, add enough to cover the meat and potato to let it simmer.
When serving, I will break and drop a couple of green chilli or chilli padi into dish. -
Jennifer:
:thankyou:
Hi Jennifer,hopbophop:
[quote=\"Jennifer\"]http://nyonyafood.rasamalaysia.com/ayam-pongteh-nyonya-chicken-and-potato-stew/2/
anyone has cooked something similar to this Ayam Pongteh?
1/4 cup oil = ? ml or tbsp
1/4 cup taucheo = ? ml or tbsp
3 cups water = ? ml
Many thanks for the advice.
I've tried out this recipe before and it's really yummy. Kids and hubby loved it. The measurements are standard. 1 cup = 250ml, 1 tbsp = 15 ml. This is a very friendly chicken stew.
I personally prefer Chef Wan's version as he adds more \"liao\" into it, like star anise and cloves. He also added some chilli padi for that extra \"kick\".
Hope this helps!
Should I use kampong chicken, normal chicken or chicken thighs???[/quote]Up to you. -
Hi Buds & Jennifer,
Chef Wan's recipe can be found in this link http://www.asianfoodchannel.com/bestwan/viewrecipe.php?id=20. Love his cooking style as we are peranakans who simply cannot live without chilli. Haha, am now \"training\" my 6 year old to eat chilli! :rahrah:
I would prefer to use chicken thighs as they get softer while stewing as compared to the breast meat. No need to use kampung chicken, it will be a waste to the chicken as the sauce is rich and would cover the delicate taste of the chicken. Ordinary chicken would do fine!
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