PORK & LAP CHEONG CONGEE

 

Serves : 2

 

INGREDIENTS

 

1/2 cup Rice

25g Dried squid sliced finely

50g (1) Lap cheong (Chinese sausage) sliced

50g Pork meat diced small

200g Pork mince

1/2 Pork stock cube

2 tsp Corn flour

1 tsp Soya sauce

Shake of White pepper

1/8 tsp Chinese 5 spice powder

1/2 small Onion sliced finely

1 Carrot chopped

1/2 tsp Sugar

2 Dried mushrooms sliced

3 drops Sesame oil

4 1/2 cups Water

1/8 tsp of salt and

Salt as directed below

 

 

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METHOD

 

Soak dried mushrooms in hot water until soft then slice and discard the water

 

 

Add a shake of salt to the diced pork meat in a bowl

 

 

Add 1 tsp of corn flour to the pork meat and mix well. Set aside until needed.

 

 

Add a shake of pepper to the pork mince

 

 

Add a shake of salt to the pork mince

 

 

Add soya sauce to the pork mince

 

 

Add 1 tsp of corn flour to the pork mince and mix well

 

 

Put enough oil to deep fry into a small saucepan on high heat. When hot enough to fry reduce heat to medium.

 

 

Form the pork mince into round balls and then deep fry in the oil

 

 

Remove the pork balls and set aside once they are well browned

 

 

Deep fry the diced pork in the same pot for 2-3 minutes

 

 

Take about 2 tbsp of oil from the small saucepan and add it to a larger pan and put on medium high heat

 

 

Now remove the cooked diced pork from the first pot and add it to the larger pot

 

 

Add the lap cheong sausage

 

 

Add the dried squid

 

 

Add the (rehydrated and sliced)  dried mushroom

 

 

Add the pork stock cube

 

 

Add the carrot

 

 

Add 1/8 tsp of salt

 

 

Add 4.5 cups of water

 

 

Add the uncooked rice

 

 

Cover and cook until the rice is soft. If the saucepan starts to dry out you may need to add a little more water. When the rice is cooked add the pork meat balls.

 

 

Add the sesame oil

 

 

Serve in deep bowls.

 

 

 

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