Why We Eat Congee, The Humble Rice Porridge


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Lucas Sin, chef of Nice Day Chinese and Junzi Kitchen, demonstrates how to make and unpacks the history behind congee, …

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  1. Garlic Girl
    Garlic Girl says:

    What I like about learning other cultures food is we pretty much eat the same thing but we can find a new way to eat them without more cost. That is so much fun. 🙂

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  2. Ivraldo Santos
    Ivraldo Santos says:

    OMG I've heard Chef Kung talking and making Cungee, but never put two and two, just thinking that it looks like a recipe that we eat a lot in Portugal called "Canja de galinha" (Chicken Cungee) but we don't eat at breakfast, or it's not usual. Amazing how food unify us, two different cultures even so when talking about food our fuel, so similar.

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  3. Felipe
    Felipe says:

    in brazil we call it "canja" (khan jah)
    its not quite the same recipe, its made with potato, carrots and chicken with many herbs and spices, but it can also be done with rice, and its used for the same purpose, people on the hospitals are fed canja most of the time

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  4. D B
    D B says:

    7:08 …..ah…I see…..I now understand why he has such beautiful glass skin! Look! LOOK AT HIM!! All that beautiful steam has his skin looking right!

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  5. Jeannette Kado
    Jeannette Kado says:

    Damn! I loved this Video!!!!! Love how you are explaining all the cultural Background while mixing in the techniques. I could listen to you forever explaining how to cook specific dishes.

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  6. Linda McNeil
    Linda McNeil says:

    You have a great skill presenting food. You food looks amazing and also, you are super articulate. I love your videos.

    While rice is a traditional food, polished rice really doesn’t have a lot of nutrients. These nutrients are shipped from the grain. Rice can be enhanced, but are stopped when soaked and rinsed. You want to rinse rice to get rid of the arsenic. Rice is really just a resistant starch.

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