Ginger Chicken with Bulgur Pilaf and Beans, Hainanese-inspired
Ginger Chicken with Bulgur Pilaf and Beans, Hainanese-inspired

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Chicken Bulgur Pilaf To Pin It Even when I am following a low carb diet, I can't seem to tear myself from cheating on eating bulgur; I have been raised on eating this healthy nutty grain. Ginger Chicken is a homestyle Chinese dish made with lots of fresh ginger, garlic and scallions, cooked down into a sticky brown sauce great over rice or noodles. I first heard of Ginger Chicken at a Chinese restaurant in Rochester, NY, where I waited tables.

To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook ginger chicken with bulgur pilaf and beans, hainanese-inspired using 27 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Ginger Chicken with Bulgur Pilaf and Beans, Hainanese-inspired:
  1. Prepare 2 pcs Chicken Thighs, excess fat removed
  2. Get Brine
  3. Prepare Water, enough to submerge
  4. Take 2 tsp Salt
  5. Prepare Broth
  6. Get 2 c water
  7. Get 1 knob ginger, sliced
  8. Get 1/4 a chicken broth cube
  9. Make ready 1 tsp oyster sauce
  10. Prepare 1 tsp fish sauce
  11. Get 1 tsp sesame oil
  12. Take 1/2 small onion,sliced or bunch leeks
  13. Prepare 2 garlic cloves, cushed
  14. Make ready 1 green finger chili (slice in middle for heat) - optional
  15. Prepare 1 pinch peppercorns
  16. Get 2 pinches sugar
  17. Take Rub
  18. Make ready Sesame oil
  19. Prepare Salt (optional)
  20. Take Pilaf
  21. Take 1/2 c Coarse Bulgur / cracked wheat
  22. Prepare 3/4 c ginger chicken broth
  23. Get 1/4 c water
  24. Get 2 tsp cooking oil
  25. Prepare Siding
  26. Make ready 1 bunch veggies (i used green beans)
  27. Prepare Remaining ginger chicken broth

I have substituted quinoa for the bulgur to great success (prepare according to package directions). Note: Bulgur is made by parboiling, drying and coarsely grinding or cracking wheat berries. Don't confuse bulgur with cracked wheat, which is simply that–cracked wheat. Since the parboiling step is skipped, cracked wheat must be cooked for up to an hour whereas bulgur simply needs a quick soak in hot water for most uses.

Instructions to make Ginger Chicken with Bulgur Pilaf and Beans, Hainanese-inspired:
  1. Brine chicken in water and salt in a container overnight in the fridge.
  2. In a pot combine and boil the broth ingredients for 10-15 mins (with lid)
  3. Fish out the chicken and discard the brine water. Rub chicken with a little salt (already salty) and pour drops of sesame oil on the skin side. Then add to the boiling broth.
  4. Bring the pot to a boil again then lower heat. Simmer with lid for 5 minutes then flip to the other side and simmer another 5 minutes.
  5. Turn off heat and let it continue to cook in its residual heat for 20mins (covered with lid).
  6. BULGUR: Meanwhile, in a pan, heat oil and toast bulgur a few minutes. Then add 1 cup of the broth from the pot of chicken. Cover and turn off heat once all liquid is absorbed. Set aside and leave covered for another 20 minutes.
  7. Go back to the pot and fish out cooked chicken. Place in a container with a little broth, skin side down to prevent from drying while you prepare the veggies.
  8. In the remaining broth in the pot, cook your veggies until done.
  9. Serve chicken with bulgur/wheat rice and veggies.

It is best to buy bulgur from a reliable health-food store. The whole grain is available in three grinds - fine, medium and coarse. The coarse variety is the ideal for making stuffing and pilaf. Medium-grind bulgur can be used to prepare cereals and the fine grind can be used for soups and salads. Dry bulgur should be stored in an airtight.

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