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Homemade Cured Meat Claypot Rice First Release

Homemade Cured Meat Claypot Rice First Release

A classic claypot rice of oil-coated soaked rice simmered slowly with cured pork until the base turns crisp and golden, deeply savory and fragrant.

Instructions

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    The rice needs to be prepared in advance. After rinsing it, mix it with oil and soak it overnight.

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    Then take out a pot of suitable size. You can use the fat from the cured meat to coat the bottom of the pot, or you can use lard or vegetable oil.

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    Next, drain the soaked rice, compact it a bit, and arrange it in a small clay pot.

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    Add a little more than a cup of water, then put it on the heat and start simmering over low heat.

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    At this time, you can prepare the side dishes. Keep the hearts when using Shanghai bok choy, and briefly blanch them.

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    Cured meat and Chinese sausage can also be sliced into appropriate thin pieces.

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    A few minutes later, the pot will start to produce a large amount of steam. When most of the steam has nearly escaped, quickly remove the pot.

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    Be quick and sharp-eyed, quickly arrange the cured meat, sausages, Shanghai greens, and any other additional ingredients you want (I added two slices of luncheon meat).

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    Add a little light soy sauce for seasoning.

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    Put it back on the stove, drizzle a circle of water around the pot, and continue heating on low heat for about three to five minutes, then it’s ready!

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Japonica rice
    to taste
  • Cured pork
    to taste
  • Chinese sausage
    to taste
  • Shanghai bok choy
    2

Seasonings

  • Soy sauce
    to taste
  • Edible oil
    to taste