🐟 How to make congee twice as fast (魚片粥)


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Watch Daddy Lau teach us how to make sliced fish congee. With his secret chef technique, you can cut your cooking time in half …

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  1. Noodles
    Noodles says:

    Here's another tip:

    Don't throw away the water you used to wash the rice. Give it to your plants! Especially orchids love rice water. As always, try out first if your particular plant likes it or not.

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  2. Rose Moore
    Rose Moore says:

    Thank you so much Sir. I appreciate all you share with us. I love watching your wonderful channel. I really love watching your hands and how you do things. I try very hard to copy you. You make it look so easy. Have a nice day.

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  3. Christopher Lee
    Christopher Lee says:

    Hi Randy, I love Sashimi congee… esp using Sang Yue ( Common Snakehead @ Channa Striata) Wan Yue ( Grass Carp) and Grouper… I usually slice them. Thinly and add it on the Chook before eating… the heat of the congee cooks the fish almost immediately… We do it this way in Asia so as not to over cook the fish.

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  4. c3aloha
    c3aloha says:

    I was gonna say until you explained – as a kid I only heard it called jook. Then when I got older all of a sudden people were saying congee. Maybe because the older generation ABCs were Cantonese then the new 80s wave spoke Mandarin.

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  5. Mabel Sun
    Mabel Sun says:

    I love your channel! I like how your dad explains and educated as well throughout the process and… so nice to hear a cantonese soeaker along with english. From all us second generationers, this is the perfect channel. Your dad’s cantonese helps me to brush up on my canto skills and for my kids, they can learn the intonations. Whst a great team, so cute to see the 2 generations together making history!

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  6. Frostbolter
    Frostbolter says:

    I love your congee recipies. I find it is an almost universal food that can complement a large variety of proteins and vegetables. I tend to use a stick blender (eg Bamix) instead of the whisk as I like mine more smooth and sometimes I want to try something different like using salmon but breaking it up with the blender so that I have the salmon taste and oils more consistently throughout the congee. Another great video!

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  7. Angela Andrade
    Angela Andrade says:

    Hello Mr thank you for the most amazing super delicious yummy yummy Recipe and thank you for your video enjoy ❣️💟💟🌹🟥🟥💞🟥♦️♦️♦️🌺🧡🌺💗💗💗🟨🧡💓🧡🧡♥️🥰🥰🟨🟧🟧💌💌💌💙💙🟣🔴🟦🛑🟦🟦🟦🔴❤️❤️

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  8. Michael Loh
    Michael Loh says:

    We usually marinate the rice with a mashed century egg b4 cooking the congee. I also like to slice the fish thinly and put in the empty bowl and ladling the boiling congee on top

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