Back to Recipes
Exclusive Pigeon and Bacon Claypot Rice

Exclusive Pigeon and Bacon Claypot Rice

Cantonese claypot rice layered with marinated pigeon and sliced cured bacon over soaked fragrant rice, steamed until the grains drink up the smoky, savory drippings.

Instructions

  1. 1
    Step image

    Preparation: pigeon, cured meat.

  2. 2
    Step image

    Rinse the fragrant rice and soak it for half an hour.

  3. 3
    Step image

    Cut the pigeon into pieces, slice some ginger, shred the red dates, add oyster sauce, cornstarch, pepper, and peanut oil, mix well and marinate for 15 minutes, and cut the cured meat into slices.

  4. 4
    Step image

    Brush a layer of oil on the clay pot.

  5. 5
    Step image

    Put in the soaked fragrant rice and add an appropriate amount of water.

  6. 6
    Step image

    First, cook on high heat.

  7. 7
    Step image

    Cook until the rice is almost out of moisture.

  8. 8
    Step image

    Pierce the rice with chopsticks to make it cook more thoroughly.

  9. 9
    Step image

    Then place the marinated pigeon meat and cured meat onto the rice, immediately cover it with a lid, and continue to simmer for about 12 minutes, until fully cooked by steaming.

  10. 10
    Step image

    When the time is up, open the lid and take a look; it's very fragrant when fully cooked.

  11. 11
    Step image

    Drizzle a little light soy sauce, sprinkle some chopped green onions, cover the lid again, and simmer for another two minutes.

  12. 12
    Step image

    Finished product image.

  13. 13
    Step image

    Finished product image.

Video Sharing

Share your cooking video with others

No videos yet. Be the first to share!

Discussion

Sign in to join the discussion
Loading...

Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Pigeon
    1 piece
  • Cured pork
    to taste
  • red date
    a pinch
  • cornstarch
    a pinch

Auxiliary Ingredients

  • Shredded ginger
    a pinch
  • chopped green onions
    a pinch

Seasonings

  • Peanut oil
    a pinch
  • Oyster sauce
    a pinch
  • Black pepper
    a pinch