Ginger-Garlic Condiment for Chinese-style Poached Chicken
Hainanese Chicken Rice and Soy-Poached Chicken are two of my favorite chicken dishes on earth. I love these dishes, and I love the dipping sauce that Happy Bakery & Deli on Ocean Ave. serves with all their chicken plate lunches. It's onion-y and gingery and totally addictive. This recipe, from a Hawaiian cookbook, is the closest I've gotten.
1/3 c finely minced ginger
1 clove garlic, finely minced
1/3 cup minced green onion
1 T Hawaiian salt
1/2 cup corn or canola oil
Process ginger and garlic in a food processor till slightly coarse, then add green onions and process till finely minced. Place in a small heat-proof serving bowl and add salt.
Heat oil till a sliver of onion sizzles when dropped in, then pour over ginger mixture. Stir to combine and serve as a condiment with poached chicken.
This is also good tossed with noodles: Heat oil in wok, add ginger, green onions and garli, stir and fry 30 seconds, add 1/2 cup chicken broth, 1.5 t salt and 1 t sesame oil. Toss with just-cooked wheat noodles.
Labels: chicken, Chinese, dipping sauce
1 Comments:
Very good pureed and mixed with soba or udon noodles!
3:16 PM
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