arroz caldo...my version
My hubby had a bad toothache last week. Scheduled to see his dentist and so for a while he was not able to eat solid food. ( like a baby) Cooked this for him, which I usually prepare only during winter. Nobody ( not even mom) taught me how to cook this so I depended on my memories ( taste) when I first made this. It was okay, but Im not sure if it is how it should really taste. Iremember eating this during rainy seasons and when I was sick! If you want to try, here is my version!
Ingredients:
* rice ( 1 1/2 cups )
* garlic ( diced )
* ginger ( diced )
* water ( 1 liter or more )
* chicken ( fillets or bite sizes , my grandmother used chicken wings )
* salt and pepper
* peeled boiled egg and thinly sliced leeks for garnishing
Procedure
1. Heat a small amount of oil on pot. Add the garlic while its still cold. Add the ginger
and wait until it becomes aromatic.
2. Add the chicken and saute.
3. Now add the rice ( no need to wash ) and stir until grains are coated with oil.
4. Put the water and cover.
5. When it boils, remove cover and stir gently. This is the hard part. You have to keep on
stirring it so the rice will not stick to the bottom of the pot. The rice will gradually thicken
and you can add more water. It depends on how you like your congee.
6. Season with salt and pepper!
7. Garnish with the egg and leeks and voila !!
Very simple and tasty dish to warm our bodies during the cold season.
Ingredients:
* rice ( 1 1/2 cups )
* garlic ( diced )
* ginger ( diced )
* water ( 1 liter or more )
* chicken ( fillets or bite sizes , my grandmother used chicken wings )
* salt and pepper
* peeled boiled egg and thinly sliced leeks for garnishing
Procedure
1. Heat a small amount of oil on pot. Add the garlic while its still cold. Add the ginger
and wait until it becomes aromatic.
2. Add the chicken and saute.
3. Now add the rice ( no need to wash ) and stir until grains are coated with oil.
4. Put the water and cover.
5. When it boils, remove cover and stir gently. This is the hard part. You have to keep on
stirring it so the rice will not stick to the bottom of the pot. The rice will gradually thicken
and you can add more water. It depends on how you like your congee.
6. Season with salt and pepper!
7. Garnish with the egg and leeks and voila !!
Very simple and tasty dish to warm our bodies during the cold season.
8 Comments:
almost the same procedure as ours (hehe, isa kasi to sa favorite ko!), but we also use lemongrass with our arroz caldo... :)
thanks maiylah! Lemon grass is hard to find here but if I did I would love to try that!!
You have such a beautiful way to arrange food in the plate... It's beautiful and it looks really yummy! Makes me hungry!!! I'll try your arroz caldo! Looks like a very good one!
to celine~
thanks so much!
hi! i saw ur link in another blog...
love arroz caldo... just cooked the same style the other day. request ng 5-yr old ko for lunch :D
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