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| Stuffed Chicken with Treasures |
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Ms Fu Pei Mei was a culinary master from Taiwan who had her own cooking programme for more than 30 years before she passed away in 2004. Her cookbooks can be found in any bookstores that bring in Chinese cookbooks and I think that her books are one of the must haves if you really want to master Chinese cooking. As a "cookbooks collector", I have a few copies of Ms Fu's cookbooks and the recipe that I tried out today was Stuffed Chicken with Treasures. The original recipe requires the chicken to be deep fried and then braised for 1 hour. But due to time constraint, I had simplified the process by just roasting the chicken in the oven. Hubby and I were digging in the chicken as soon as it was taken out from the oven. The stuffing, especially the glutinous rice has soaked in the juices from the chicken and it's really yummy. We gobbled up all of the stuffing and then slowly ate the roast chicken. That is a satisfying meal, I must say! Ingredients:
Seasonings: 1 tbp Shaoxing wine 1) Soak glutinous rice overnight.
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