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Los Angeles Times
18-05-2025
- General
- Los Angeles Times
Shu Lin's Rice Cooker Salt-Baked Chicken
1 hour 10 minutes Serves 4 Hakka-inspired chicken cooked in a rice cooker with a side of ginger and scallion sauce. Print Recipe Print Recipe London-based content creator Shu Lin came up with a quick and easy version of Hakka-style salt-baked chicken. She uses a packet of store-bought salt-baked chicken powder to season the bird and cooks it whole in a rice cooker. Note: Mei Wei Jia seasoning powder is available at select Asian markets. Variations: The Mei Wei Jia salt-baked chicken seasoning packets can be found at 99 Ranch market. A friend, Joe Zee, shared his grandmother's simple ginger-scallion condiment, which can be served alongside the chicken. Combine 1/2 cup grated ginger with 1/2 cup chopped green onions, 1 1/2 teaspoons salt and 1/4 teaspoon white pepper in a heat-proof bowl. Heat 1/2 cup neutral oil in a small pot on the stovetop until hot. Pour the hot oil over the aromatics, stir and serve. It's the perfect condiment for the chicken, a bowl of congee or any other rice-based dish you might cook up for the week.
South China Morning Post
26-01-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, January 26-February 1
Published: 6:15am, 27 Jan 2025 Steamed eel with black bean and garlic sauce from Hong Kong Cuisine 1983's Hakka-inspired Lunar New Year menu. Photo: Cuisine 1983 At this classy Happy Valley staple, chef Silas Li is ringing in the Year of the Snake with a special Lunar New Year menu inspired by his Hakka heritage. Available until February 12, the menu features dishes heavy on symbolism, with bold flavours and ingredients and techniques used in Hakka cuisine, such as braised minced pork and dried oyster, steamed chicken with Yunnan ham, and sweet and sour mandarin fish. 1/F, 2-4 Tsoi Tak Street, Happy Valley Watch this Lunar New Year Cup Carles Puyol and Rivaldo of World Legends take part in the Chinese New Year Cup between a World Legends team and Hong Kong Legends team at Hong Kong Stadium, in February 2024. Photo: Sam Tsang Held in some form over the past 117 years, the Lunar New Year Cup returns for its latest edition on February 1, with a formidable line-up of international football talents : 2007 Fifa World Player of the Year Kaká, members of Brazil's 2002 World Cup winning team, and Premier League names such as David Silva and Paul Scholes, facing off against Hong Kong's best footballers for the last time at the Hong Kong Stadium in So Kon Po before next year's tournament moves to Kai Tak Sports Park. For tickets, visit See this Happy Birthday Mozart! Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Teresa Cheung. Photo: Handout
