Chicken Congee 雞粥 – Instant Pot


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Congee 粥 is a type of rice porridge that is warm and comforting. Perfect for a rainy day. Make this easy chicken congee 雞粥 in your Instant Pot.

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49 replies
  1. marketbuy
    marketbuy says:

    We dip the Chinese donut into our congee to allow the congee to absorb into the donut before we bite into it. Yummy! As for the Chinese donut, it is lightly precut into 2 halves before they deep fry it. Therefore, you have 2 halves. Lastly, my father adds small tiny cuts of ginger into the congee. It gives it a really good flavor to it.

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  2. Andrea Wilson
    Andrea Wilson says:

    There are so many delicious toppings that you can add to congee. My two favourites are: 1. sesame oil, soy sauce and a touch of chili oil and 2. kimchi (I rinse it so it's not as spicy). Soft boiled or poached eggs are great on top, too. It's one of the best comfort foods ever!

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  3. redwine1997
    redwine1997 says:

    Hi,
    I like to make a comment about the Chinese donuts, l like it crispy so I usually would put the Chinese donuts in toast oven at low temperatures for 5 to 10 minutes before serving.

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  4. Molly Smith
    Molly Smith says:

    That looks like such a comforting dish. Count me in as one of those telling Dude to cool some of the heat off that serving right before he went in for the burn, lol. I'm going to cut your portions in half since it just us two and see how hubby feels about it. For his add-ons I'll include some crispy bacon bits, diced red onion instead of the green and red pepper flakes. I have to expand his culinary horizons in baby steps. I hope we don't need to use this as sick food and just as a warming meal after a cold winter's day. Thank you Flo and Dude!

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  5. cloverlief
    cloverlief says:

    As I noticed you have a Bluetooth model, would you consider sharing the scripts you write (if you do?)
    It is really helpful to use the app to just send the script instead of manual.

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  6. Julie Ngo
    Julie Ngo says:

    For the “you tiao” – I believe the dough is actually two long slices that are “glued” together (with water) prior to frying. That’s why it looks like it’s split in the middle. 🙂

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  7. Lilian Tong
    Lilian Tong says:

    Your cookbook arrived today! A little warped from the weather but readable. I see the salted pork congee recipe! But I have to say it's so nice to watch the video :-). Can't wait to try the recipes!

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  8. Tony N
    Tony N says:

    I had tried congee several times while in China (usually at the hotels breakfast buffet's), where it was really soupy, thin and bland. Quite frankly, I thought it was awful and couldn't understand why anyone would want to eat the stuff. However, this recipe looks completely different, and I will be trying it sometime soon.

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  9. Agata Czajkowski
    Agata Czajkowski says:

    When I first got instant pot I was cooking this dish accidentally 😉, my husband was complaining that I overcooked the rice. Now when that will happen I will just explain that it’s congee, he,he. I’m from Eastern Europe so that’s why I didn’t know about this dish. By the way, I really like your channel, thanks for educating us.

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  10. Ruth Olszewski
    Ruth Olszewski says:

    <3 "Gong show of a day." That cracked me up, thanks for being so down to earth, I really enjoy your videos. I use the term "gong show" a lot too, and it seems my days are more often than not lately lol.

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