๐Ÿ“ Dad's SCRUMPTIOUS Salt Baked Chicken (ๆฑๆฑŸ้นฝ็„—้›ž)!


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  1. ColourRain
    ColourRain says:

    I come from a place called Ipoh in Malaysia and we would always buy this to eat! Goes so so well with rice itโ€™s an absolute rice thief. Iโ€™m currently studying overseas so I canโ€™t wait to try making this on my own!!

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  2. Chino Foodie
    Chino Foodie says:

    Thanks for explaining why the salt baked chicken that we ordered on the peninsula didn't seem baked at all. We did not know there is a non-baked version as we were expecting it to be brown and dry when we ordered.

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  3. Vhing Loren
    Vhing Loren says:

    Im cooking cantonese or chinese foods too…i got interested…because u share about the history and the cantonese or chinese name..thanks..so amazing…i also started cooking the dishes etc…according what i seen in the video…God blese ur family…

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  4. Happy Hungry Hibby
    Happy Hungry Hibby says:

    This looks exquisite! Good steps and explanations, I love the traditional and authenticity of this recipe. What does stir frying the salt do? Thanks for sharing, this is so inspiring for my own channel. Keep up the great work. Have a great weekend, family time is so valuable & important. James

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  5. keeperofthegood
    keeperofthegood says:

    Decades back there was a cold roast chicken dish my family would enjoy at a local restaurant. It was "off menu", normally a dinner that the restaurant owners/staff would enjoy ๐Ÿ™‚ but we talked them into making it available to us as well (they were quite surprised by that). The dish served the chicken whole, not broken down, and it was served on a bed of shredded jellyfish. No idea what the dish was and it's the only place we have encountered ๐Ÿ™‚ but this dish appears to come close to it.

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  6. Anderson Omo
    Anderson Omo says:

    P E R S P E C T I V E please! A S P O O N F U L of lard in a dish to be shared with several people is a CAUSE FOR WORRY? ! Seriously, if you have an overall diet of mostly good healthy foods you are on the right path and a tiny bit of lard ain't gonna kill you! I worry more about the fast food, energy drinks, soft drinks and pre-fab food CRAP with long lists of stuff your grandma would never recognize. The fact that that chicken was still lookin at ya says it's REAL FOOD!! Looking forward to trying this with a quality chicken. Will forego the head as that is near impossible to get where I am, and I'm not about to sacrifice my last laying chookie, who is near on 8 years old (getting her some new girlfriends when all this covid shit is over!!)

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