Wednesday 24 December 2014

Chicken Soup Traditional

CHICKEN SOUP TRADITIONAL

Ingredients
1 whole chicken
2 pieces Cinnamon Sticks
5 pieces Cloves
3 pieces Star Ani Seeds
5 pieces Green Cardamon
1/4 teaspoon Black Pepper
2 large Onion
5 pieces Garlic
2 inches Ginger
1 inch Alphinia Galangal (Lengkuas)
3 stalks Lemon Grass
2 teaspoons Corriander Seeds
1 teaspoon Fennel Seeds
1 teaspoon Cummin Seeds
4 pieces Potatoes
1 stalk carrot
4 stalks celery
3 stalks green onion
2 Litre water
Salt to taste
¼ Cup Cooking Oil
1 pack Sup Bunjut


Ingredients

1 whole chicken

2 pieces Cinnamon Sticks                         3 pieces Star Ani Seeds

5 pieces Cloves                                         5 pieces Green Cardamon

¼ teaspoon Black Pepper


Salt to taste

2 large Onion                                          3 stalks Lemon Grass

5 pieces Garlic                                                             Red Onion


2 inches Ginger                                   1 inch Alphinia Galangal (Lengkuas)



2 teaspoons Corriander Seeds

1 teaspoon Fennel Seeds                            1 teaspoon Cummin Seeds


4 stalks celery                                                  1 stalk carrot


3 stalks green onion                       4 pieces Potatoes


¼ Cup Cooking Oil                                               2 Litre water



1 pack Sup Bunjut


INSTRUCTION

Clean the small cut chicken


Carrots and potatoes cut into 4 lengthwise and cut in 1 cm thickness.



Celery and onion coarsely chopped.


Heat oil in a pan and fry the cinnamon, Star Ani Seeds, cloves and Green Cardamon until fragrant.

   

Add in Onions, Spanish Onion/Shallots, garlic, lemongrass, ginger, Alphinia galangal, black pepper, Coriander, Cummin and fennel seeds. Put a little water to dilute.
Add blend ingredients and stir until fragrant and oil breaks.


   Add chicken and stir-fry for 10 minutes until the chicken becomes white. 

   Pour water all at once.



Put Sup Bunjut to make it more tasty. Put potatoes and carrots. Bring to a boil.



Once boiling, reduce heat and let simmer until chicken is tender. Preferably up to 1 hour.
Season with salt.



Sprinkle celery and green onion before serving. Sprinkle fried Spanish onions/Shallots also. 


Commercial Cooking Tips
You can use the same material for other soups like beef bones, beef, lamb and so on. For chicken, it requires very little material to get a clear soup. For bone soup, lamb and so may need more seasoning to adjust to the material intense.

To get a more clear soup, you can filter blend ingredients preferably grind or wrapping with cloth Maslin. However, only the coriander, fennel and cumin very be packed.

For business use, providing a spice in advance of need. I advise you to grind Corriander Seeds, Fennel Seeds and Cummin Seeds earlier.

You can create your own soup with blend coriander seeds, Funnel seeds and cumin seeds grind quantities given. For ginger and galangal. Firstly, you need to chopped into thin slices, dry under the scorching sun and blended with spices above

You can use the same material for other soups like beef bones, beef, lamb and so on. For chicken, it requires very little material to get a clear soup. For bone soup, lamb and so may need more seasoning to adjust to the material intense.

To get a more clear soup, you can filter blend ingredients preferably grind or wrapping with cloth Maslin. However, only the coriander, fennel and cumin very be packed.

For business use, providing a spice in advance of need. I advise you to grind Corriander Seeds, Fennel Seeds and Cummin Seeds earlier.

You can create your own soup with blend coriander seeds, Funnel seeds and cumin seeds grind quantities given. For ginger and galangal. Firstly, you need to chopped into thin slices, dry under the scorching sun and blended with spices above


Chicken Soup ready to eat 







Tuesday 23 December 2014

Kolomee Chicken



Ingredients:
(All amounts are to taste)
Minced chicken
Half a chicken, cut into small pieces, for steaming (optional)
Seasonings:
Oyster sauce
Soy sauce
White pepper
Sugar
Sesame oil
Fresh kolomee noodles
Crispy fried shallots, for garnishing
Chopped spring onion, for garnishing


Instructions:
Firstly, if you wish to have some steamed chicken on the side, season the chicken well with salt and a touch of sesame oil and steam until cooked through. Slice shallots and fry them in lots of oil with a sprinkle of salt. When shallots are lightly browned and crunchy, remove them to a bowl with some of the oil. Leave some shallots in the remaining oil in the pan.
              
                                                                                 
To cook the minced chicken, marinate for about 10-15 minutes with the seasoning ingredients. Mince chicken breast finely and marinate with light soy, white pepper, oyster sauce and sesame oil.


In a clean pan, add a few drops of oil and sauté garlic and shallots till lightly browned and fragrant, add minced chicken and sauté till chicken mince is brown and separated. Add finely diced dried mushrooms which have been softened by soaking in hot water. Add more of the same ingredients you marinated the chicken in and some dark soy as well and water. Simmer gently and thicken slightly with cornstarch. Put aside.
                                
                                                                                                  


Meanwhile, make the kolomee sauce by simmering more of the seasoning ingredients with a bit of water until slightly thickened, and set aside.
To the remaining oil in the pan, add the following: oyster sauce, dark soy, white pepper, sugar, sesame oil and water. I also add a little light sweet soy sauce. Boil gently to reduce slightly. Keep aside. This will form your mixing sauce.


In another pan, stir-fry the minced chicken together with the marinade. Taste and adjust the seasoning, if you wish.

To prepare the noodles, it apparently depends on what kind you have. The oil-coated kind is apparently easiest, just dip briefly in hot water. Unfortunately, I only saw the flour coated kind, which is a bit harder to cook. To cook it, boil in hot water for about a minute or so, drain and wash with cold running water, then blanch briefly in hot water to heat it up.

To assemble, place the noodles on a large serving platter. Pour over the kolomee sauce and mix well to coat. Top with the cooked minced and steamed chicken, then scatter over the crispy fried shallots and spring onions, and serve immediately.

In a clean non-stick pan, make some egg omelettes and slice them finely.
              
                                                                             


To assemble, add some kolomee sauce and fried shallots into a large plate. Briefly blanch the fresh egg noodles to remove excess oil. Drain noodles thoroughly and add to the plate and mix well. Top with everything and serve with chilli oil.