
Hakka Mugwort Braised Chicken with Rice
A Hakka one-pot rice braised with chicken and fragrant mugwort, cooked with rice, ginger, and soy until the herbs perfume every tender, savory grain.
Instructions
- 1

Chop the chicken into pieces.
- 2

Steamed and sun-dried mugwort is very fragrant. Soak it in clean water to soften it and wash away dust and impurities.
- 3

Rinse the rice clean and soak it in purified water for about 30 minutes.
- 4

Minced ginger, chopped green onions.
- 5

Heat oil in a pan and sauté the minced ginger until fragrant.
- 6

Pour in the chicken.
- 7

Stir-fry to remove water, then add an appropriate amount of salt for flavor.
- 8

Pour in the soaked rice.
- 9

Add the chopped mugwort leaves.
- 10

Add soy sauce and oyster sauce for seasoning.
- 11

Prepare a clay pot and evenly brush oil inside the pot.
- 12

Heat the pan and pour in the rice.
- 13

Add water until it is level with the rice.
- 14

Simmer for about 7–8 minutes, and use chopsticks to poke holes for ventilation.
- 15

Continue to simmer for 10 minutes.
- 16

Time's up, the food is cooked.
- 17

Turn off the heat, sprinkle with chopped green onions, and let it simmer for another 2 minutes.
- 18

Finished product. Dispels cold and eliminates dampness, tonifies qi and nourishes blood.
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Native chicken1/2 piece
- Dried mugwort leaves15g
- rice250g
Auxiliary Ingredients
- Minced ginger20g
Seasonings
- oilto taste
- Salt2g
- Soy sauce1 spoon
- Oyster sauce1 spoon