🐓 Dad's White Cut Chicken (白切鸡) & Ginger Scallion Sauce (姜葱酱)!


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Watch Daddy Lau teach us how to make White Cut Chicken & Ginger Scallion Sauce! Also known as Bak Chit Gai in Cantonese or Bai Qie Ji in Mandarin, …

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  1. redfog42
    redfog42 says:

    The scallion sauce looks lovely, unfortunately I am allergic to the onion family. A malady that occurred later in life so I know what I am missing! 😭

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  2. Michael Dodge
    Michael Dodge says:

    I live in Taiwan and I was taught a superstition here that if the chicken head points at somebody at the table that they will lose their job. We are always careful to make sure the head never points directly at anybody’s seat.

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  3. Tony Wiltshire
    Tony Wiltshire says:

    Making this as I type. Scallion sauce and fresh chili oil cooling down now. Chicken is rounding the stretch. Gonna cook the rice in the poaching liquid that you could say I spiced up a bit. Only downside of that is you can't see the blood so going new school with thermometer. Almost time too feast so hungry thanks for sharing.

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  4. MayLing Lum
    MayLing Lum says:

    Haha… I wonder why here in Malaysia… It is known as Bak Cham (chop) Gai! Cooking method all the same 🙂 We also have Hainanese Chicken Rice. Homemade chilli sauce is an important dip.

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  5. Eleq Tra
    Eleq Tra says:

    Cooked bak chit chicken breast and the sauce for dinner together. Wow, they tasted amazing! I was inclined towards the stronger flavoured Sichuan cuisine. These recipes changed my mind totally about Cantonese cuisine! I would love to learn more about Cantonese cooking from your Dad! Thanks for sharing his knowledge and experience on YouTube!

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  6. Tina Smith
    Tina Smith says:

    My favorite Chinese chicken and sauce, I can’t get enough of it . Thank you so much, I tried making the sauce before but didn’t use sesame oil, it didn’t taste like the restaurant one. Now I know. Can we use instant pot cooker for the chicken or it has to be a regular pot? Thank you Doh Je🙏🏾

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  7. Keye Xu
    Keye Xu says:

    Love the video that also have cultural explanations! Just for the three meat used for worship, I think the Chinese characters should be '三牲’ but not ‘三生’.

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  8. L T
    L T says:

    Like your channel! Your mom is so lovely 💖. Make me miss my mom, she is in China. I didn't see her for two years becuz the pandemic

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  9. Doyanmasak
    Doyanmasak says:

    I really love this video do you want to know why? because it tells you as a Chinese to respect all the ancestors passing down tradition and everything means something. I love both grandpa&grandma. You are lucky!

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  10. egee1010
    egee1010 says:

    Just discovered this channel and I’m binge watching so many videos! Grew up speaking Cantonese and love Chinese food. The food reminds me of my childhood. It’s nice to learn more about Chinese culture! Your family is so cute! Your mom’s English is super impressive. ❤️❤️

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  11. Sasi Chanplakorn
    Sasi Chanplakorn says:

    Awww do you guys make this as a part of sasae or ngousae? (3 meats and 5 meats). My family also have these for Chinese lunar new year but Agong and Amah usually just buy the whole chicken since it is quite troublesome to make or carve it from scratch. It is nice to see this being made from scratch!

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  12. Ron Reynolds
    Ron Reynolds says:

    I really appreciate this approach of lots of dialogue to give us an insight into a little culture and way of life instead of just a robotic way of showing how to make something. Having all the dialogue during the meal is great for those that just want to know how to make it and at the same time for those that are interested in the culture can feel like they are at the table with you. It really ads that extra personal touch that you don't get much of nowadays. Thanks for sharing!

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