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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Chinese Steamed Herbal Chicken



Today I going to share with you this simple and nutritious steamed chicken dish, especially good for women as i added Chinese herb named 'Tang Kuei" ...





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I dislike to add too many seasonings in this nutritious chicken dish..just add salt to season..as to enjoy the pure sweetness from this chicken dish..

Chinese Steamed Herbal Chicken


Chinese Steamed Herbal Chicken
(recipe source: by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover)

Chinese Steamed Herbal Chicken850g free-range chicken (ayam kampung), chopped into small bite sizes

1 and 1/2tbsp Wolfberries (Kei Chi)
15pcs of red dates
6pcs of Tang Kuei slices
1tsp of grated ginger

1 and 1/2tbsp Shaoxing wine
2tsp salt or to taste
Spring onion to garnish

Method
1. Place a big piece of foil on a steaming plate. Mix together all ingredients and place on the foil. Cover and leave to marinate for at least 1 hr.
2. Steam on medium heat for about 30 mins or until tendered.
3. Sprinkle spring onion on top and serve hot. Enjoy!!







Chinese Steamed Herbal Chicken

45 comments:

Awayofmind Bakery House said...

This is one of the common dish on my table too! I love this dish especially the gravy is yummy!!

Belly Good Cooking said...

I love to add tang kuei to my herbal chicken too! The aroma and taste is just wonderful. :)

Cass @ 揾到食 said...

My favourite dish...yummy! I can have 3 bowls of rice just with the gravy ;P

ann low said...

This is what I like to add to my herbal chicken too. Simple and delicious :)

鲸鱼蓝蓝蓝 said...

我有煮过这个,很好吃:)

spdong said...

我想问,为何要放在锡泊纸上去蒸呢?
有什么用意吗?

Sherleen.T said...

i bring over my own rice bowl, you prepare chopstick and a seat for me yeah...hehe

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

spdong, actually with or without foil also ok. i just like to keep it warm with foil and also avoid steaming water drip into the chicken dish..

Lrong Lim said...

Hmmm, certainly looks very appetizing...

Malay-Kadazan girl said...

I am not familiar with the ingredients. But I was wondering whether it is good for mothers that just gave birth.

Honey Bee Sweets said...

Haven't make this for awhile, will make it next week when I get a fresh Kampong chicken. Thanks for the reminder.

cikmanggis said...

hi Sonia!!apa khabar.Cuti sekolah ini tentu sibuk di dapur kan?wah dah lama tak makan ayam herba ni.my MIL sangat mahir memasak ayam seperti ini..rindunya!

lena said...

yes, i love putting that 'tang quai' in my steam chicken dish too!

susanyee said...

tis one nice..haha..but i think i can't eat dang guai ...i think...

daphne said...

oh thanks for sharing!!! I am sure I can find those herbs and try making this dish. I am always on the lookout for easy chinese dishes like this

Reanaclaire said...

Actually I thought of boiling tong kwai for my girl this evening.. raining heavily so didnt manage to go and buy... i think saturday i will do it.. *hopefully* hahaha..

Gloria Baker said...

look absolutely nice, love the colours:)))

Gintare @Gourmantine said...

Love the idea of the dish! Beautiful!

sohcool said...

Looks really good. Is dish ok for toddlers below 3 years old?

kitchen flavours said...

I love this dish! Smells so fragrant and taste delicious! Two bowls of rice please!!

divya said...

Looks yummy and awesome.

Yee Er said...

me too, i dun like to add much seasoning when come to this kind of dish, like the pure sweetness from the chicken.

Mary said...

What a pretty chicken dish. Nice job!

Julie said...

Deliciously done..

Little blue said...

Really nice but "tang kuai" is not suitable for me! Everytime I eat "tang kuai" I will feel sick.

Little Corner of Mine said...

Delicious and healthy!

Somewhere in Singapore said...

Yummy yummy, makes me hungry liao... hehe...

Christina Kim said...

This is not just a nutritious dish alone; it must be very nourishing too; with the 'tang kuei' ingredient :)

Ana Regalado said...

What a yummy and nutritious dish !

Rose world said...

Wow! Yummy and simple dish!

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

sohcool, you need to remove
"Tong Kue" only if you going to prepare for small kid like below 3 years old.

Eileen@Hundred Eighty Degrees said...

Sonia, this looks good and pro.

Unknown said...

This dish is super simple, just throw everything in and steam - wa la, a healthy and delicious dish is done ^_^

Jessie-CookingMoments said...

I love this dish, it is a real homey dish. Also miss it so much too. OK, will mark it down & cook it when winter comes.

Shirley @ Kokken69 said...

Yes, this does look very good. I wish I can have this now with rice...

Mindy said...

wow this looks really good!!! wanna try this badly! my mum also good at cooking this, but i never learn before until now, wanna try to cook this myself one day. ^^

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Nami | Just One Cookbook said...

I love this recipe Sonia! I have lots of those herbs in the fridge that my mother in law left in the fridge (and I haven't used at all..haha). Thanks for the recipe. Will try when I come back!

tigerfish said...

Minimal seasoning is good! I like this style. The herbs will just shine with the chicken after steaming.

Lori said...

This dish is beautiful. I'm not sure I can find all the ingredients here, but likely some similar things to substitute. Perfect use for some of our local chicken in the freezer.

Angie's Recipes said...

A very appetizing and flavourful chicken dish!

My Little Space said...

Dang gui chicken is one of my favourites. It's simply irresisitible. I'm pretty addicted to dang gui aroma actually. ha...
Kristy

Jo said...

Yum! I love simple dishes such as this and with chinese herbs too! Delicious with a bowl of steaming white rice to drizzle the sauce with.

Dumpling Love said...

I made this the other day, Sonia. It was fantastic! I love the taste of the herbs and it's definitely different to how we usually prepare chicken. Thanks for the recipe!

Ted Deutsch said...

My favourite dish...yummy! I can have 3 bowls of rice just with the gravy ;P

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