Three Laclay Claypot Rice

Three Laclay Claypot Rice

by Le Shi Ji

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Claypot rice originated from Guangdong and Guangxi, also known as claypot rice, which means that the cooking container is a clay pot such as a casserole. There is also a cooking method, which is to put the rice in a pot, measure the amount of water, cover the rice and add the ingredients when the rice reaches its seventh maturity, and then switch to a slow cooker. The rice cooked in this way is more fragrant than the rice cooked in a normal pot, so it is very popular. Claypot rice can be made in different flavors according to your own preferences. This time I put three kinds of curd together together. The cooked rice is really too, too delicious..."

Ingredients

Three Laclay Claypot Rice

1. After preparing the ingredients, cut the sausage, bacon, and chicken thighs separately.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

2. Put some oil on the casserole first.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

3. Pour the soaked rice

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

4. Add water for half of your nails.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

5. Then add another spoonful of oil and mix well.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

6. After the high heat is boiled, turn to a low heat.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

7. When the water reaches 70% dry, spread the sausage, bacon, and chicken legs.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

8. Boil the small Shanghai greens in a pot.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

9. When the water is all dry, add the small greens. Simmer for 15 minutes at minimum heat.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

10. Adjust the sauce while simmering the rice.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

11. When it's time to eat, boil the pan and drizzle the sauce.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

12. It's dinner...

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

13. My favorite is the bottom, which is fragrant and crispy.

Three Laclay Claypot Rice recipe

Tips:

The rice should be soaked for more than 2 hours in advance, because the bacon is salty, so there is no need to add salt when cooking the rice.

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