Recipe • Chicken Potato Stew (using Hainan Chicken Rice mix)

For our young family of 4, it can sometimes be quite difficult to use a full packet of premix sauce at one go while it's even more troublesome to blend shallots,ginger etc when recipes call for it!
So I usually still choose premix and use the remaining paste in the pack to cook another dish the next day! Convenient, indeed!

For this recipe, I used Dancing Chef™ Hainanese Chicken Rice Paste to cook Chicken Potato Stew.
This stew can be packed into lunch box too!

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Ingredients:
3 Bone-in Chicken Thighs, chopped to chunks
2 Russet Potatoes, cut into 5-6 pieces per potato
1 Carrot, cut into rolling wedges
1 Red Onion, slice

Seasoning:
2 TBS of Dancing Chef™ Hainanese Chicken Rice Paste
200ml Dashi stock
1 TBS Oyster Sauce
1 TBS Cooking Sake
1 TBS Mirin
2 tsp Light Soy Sauce (or to taste)

Method:
•Wash and pat dry chicken meat. Lightly season with 1 tablespoon of cooking sake , 1 teaspoon of sugar and 1/2 teaspoon of salt.
•Heat a pot or wok, add Dancing Chef™ Hainanese Chicken Rice Paste and onion slices.
•Add in chicken,fry till no pink. Add oyster sauce and pour in dashi stock, bring to a gentle boil.
•Add cooking sake, mirin and light soy sauce.
⚠️Amount of light soy sauce depends on the saltiness of dashi stock (if any), please adjust accordingly.
•Arrange potato and carrot wedges, cover with an otoshibuta (Japanese wooden lid) and simmer for 25 minutes.
(If wooden lid is not available, just cover with pot lid but do not stir. Using thermal pot is recommended too.)
•Switch off the flame and allow the stew to rest in residual heat before serving.

Take a look at other recipes I created using Dancing Chef™’s Laksa Paste!
Laksa Pasta with Laksa Meatballs
Shabu Pork Rolls with Laksa Sauce

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