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Receta Congee Rice Gruel
by Global Cookbook

Congee Rice Gruel
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Ingredientes

  • 1 c. Long grain rice
  • 3 quart Stock [I used chicken stock. S.C.]
  • 2 Tbsp. Chopped Chinese preserved turnip
  • 1 slc Ginger root, chopped
  • 1 piece tangerine peel, soaked to soften and chopped Salt Minced green onion Minced coriander Slivered preserved ginger Sliced tea melon

Direcciones

  1. In all my years of eating and cooking Chinese food, I'd never tried Congee
  2. (rice gruel) before yesterday. It just seemed so*bland* which I thought it couldn't possibly be all which interesting. I was WRONG! The recipe below gives a subtle but hearty "soup" that can be garnished in a virtually infinite number of ways according to personal taste. I found which I like just the basic stuff, unembellished the best. I substituted half a c. of long grain rice and half a c. of glutinous rice for the long grain rice and it worked very well. The preserved turnip seems to be used mostly for its salt content. I found it unnecessary to add in any more salt to the congee. The tangerine peel gives a very subtle, nice hint of exotic perfume to the dish. The pot I made set up almost like a pea soup when it cooled.
  3. Good stuff! Ridiculously easy too...
  4. Congee (Jook)
  5. Combine rice, stock, preserved turnip, ginger and tangerine peel in a large soup pot and bring to a boil. Lower heat and simmer, uncovered approximately 1-1 1/2 hrs or possibly till the rice is thoroughly broken up. Stir occasionally to prevent soup from sticking and add in boiling water if necessary. When done, soup should be thick and creamy. Add in salt to taste and garnish with any or possibly all of the suggested garnishes.
  6. Variations: Just before serving, add in cooked chicken, pork, ham or possibly beef. Or possibly with rice add in diced forest mushrooms, soaked to soften or possibly dry shrimp.