Malaysian Roast Chicken Rice with Ginger Scallion sauce – a Flavour Explosion!


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This Malay-style chicken rice is packed with flavour. All the steps to making the chicken, ginger scallion sauce and aromatic rice.

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  1. Mark Shen
    Mark Shen says:

    Hey, Flo. Does your husband cook ? If he does, maybe you should let him do the cooking and you can do the video for him. Or on the other hand, both of you should set up the video camera on a tripod and show us both of you preparing food for viewers 🤔

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  2. bellezamamacita
    bellezamamacita says:

    Thank you 🙏 for this recipe. It’s great for a weekday dinner. Quick and it looks delicious. I’m going to try it tonight 😁. My husband is Chinese and all of the ingredients used in this recipe are used in the Cantonese style food so I can’t wait. Thank you again. God bless.

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  3. Mary Be Timbol
    Mary Be Timbol says:

    Stainless steel destroys the enzymes from the condiments, the mortar & pestle method preserves it, for those who care about those. My mom used to joke your sweat when it falls to the mortar improves the flavor, lol…

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  4. Lisa Tam
    Lisa Tam says:

    I made the chicken only, served over white rice plus steam broccoli. Substituted shallots with yellow onion using what was on hand. Grated garlic, ginger, onion instead of pestle (didn't have) and stuffed them in chicken. Added your sauce recipe and let the chicken marinate over night. Cooked in the oven today. It turned out super tasty! Thanks for the video!

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  5. pirate1958
    pirate1958 says:

    I googled it: "
    The mortar is a durable bowl commonly made of stone, ceramic, or wood. The pestle is a rounded grinding club often made of the same material as the mortar."

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  6. Dolly408
    Dolly408 says:

    😮I thought you were from San Francisco. 😅 I’m originally from California. The Bay Area. Transplanted to Idaho. (Retired)🥳
    I love your videos and recipes. Thank you for your videos ❤

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  7. Alahat Zaifat
    Alahat Zaifat says:

    Mortar is the bowl part and pestle (silent T) is the beater/stick shaped part…. mortar comes from the latin word mortarium – a place for pounding and pestle comes from latin pistillum which means pounder…and now you know… (grin)

    Thx for all the lovely recipes… from a local to Vancouver atheist…. ;^)

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  8. Michael Corkery
    Michael Corkery says:

    Very good video and recipe. In some of your videos you don't call the Instant Pot by name and have a piece of tape over the name on the pot. Was there a legal issue? Please don't be offended by my asking. I enjoy your videos very much.

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  9. Wally Kwan
    Wally Kwan says:

    Another great recipe Flo. I like to add a tsp. of sesame seed oil to the ginger/scallion sauce. I noticed that Dude is a true Malaysian eating with fork & spoon lah!

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  10. jonesbub1
    jonesbub1 says:

    I don’t know which is the mortar and which is the pestle, but I have one exactly like it. Only difference is mine is about to be an antique! Another great (and cost-effective) recipe!! Happy Sunday😳! TFS, Sharon🤗

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