MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE CHICKEN & RICE DISH THAT I PICKED UP TRAVELING… | SAM THE COOKING GUY


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It was on our trip to Singapore that I truly learned that Hainanese Chicken & Rice is easily my FAVORITE chicken & rice dish, …

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  1. @hsiensational68
    @hsiensational68 says:

    I'm from Singapore – born & raised. It ain't chicken rice if the rice isn't oily. Put the trimmed fat from the chicken thighs into the rice. Heck, we even put chicken fat in the garlic-chilli sauce which wasn't featured in this video. Try it – that'll be the real taste of Singapore Chicken Rice 😊

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  2. @jrmint2
    @jrmint2 says:

    This isn't Singaporean Hainanese Chicken Rice, the ginger scallion sauce is Cantonese, Its called Bak Chit Gai, or white cut chicken. the sauces for Hainanese Chicken is different. Its all delicious though. But using a chicken from a chinese market is crucial for best flavor. Its a different breed, raised and processed differently.

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  3. @bbqwithfatman2671
    @bbqwithfatman2671 says:

    THAT chicken and rice looks Bang$%& good! Take that for what its worth 😅. I will be making that dish very soon. Super simple, super quick, and mama will be very happy! Thanks for all the inspiration!

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  4. @vickyb9900
    @vickyb9900 says:

    I just saw this video and it’s going to be cooked tomorrow. I have all the ingredients I love chicken and rice. I usually do the southern version and flavors but I definitely got love Asian flavors too. This is good old comfort food!

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  5. @TCTheGreat
    @TCTheGreat says:

    leave the rice in the cooker for 5~10 min after the rice cooker goes off. it will 1 make the rice "dryer" so it doesn't stick together like a clump of glue, 2 cook thru anything that's not completely cooked inside, cuz when u use chicken stock some times the rice doesn't absorb it as well as just water. And mix the rice well before you spoon it out of the rice cooker, cuz even with modern technology, there's always area in the cooker that's more cooked than other, specially since you have oil and grease in the chicken stock, so you want to mix it well before you actually plate it. (experience from my 20 years of making rice almost every night at home, lol)

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