The theme for Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date is 'Clay'. I did a clay tagine ACEO (2 1/2" x 3 1/2").
For the Dinner Date, I am sharing my Chinese sticky rice recipe. It may be easier to just buy it in the restaurants but I thought it turned out to be really delicious.
Based on this recipe
Ingredients
2 c sticky rice (sweet rice or glutinous rice such as Kokuho brand)
6 pc dried shitake mushroom (I used a hearty handful)
2 tbs dried shrimp (I used a hearty handful)
3-4 chinese sausage
3 cloves garlic minced
2 green onions diced
2 tbs canola oil
Sauce (very delicious)
1 tbs light soy
1 tbs dark soy sauce
1 tbs oyster sauce
1/2 tbs rice wine
1 tsp sesame oil
1 tsp sugar
1/2 tsp white pepper (can use black pepper)
1/8 tsp salt
soak the sticky rice in cold water for 2-3 hours then drain doesn't seem necessary to do it overnight
Soak mushrooms in hot water for 30 mins. squeeze out and retain water, dice mushrooms
soak shrimp in hot water for 10 mins, retain water and dice the shrimp
soak the sausages in hot water for 3 mins to soften then dice.
Mix the sauce
In a small bowl, mix light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, oyster sauce, Shaoxing rice wine, sesame oil, sugar, white pepper, and salt. Set aside
Stir fry garlic, sausage, green onion. Add mushrooms, shrimp.
Add the drained rice to a rice cooker. Mix in sauce and stir fried ingredients. Add the reserved soaking liquid to the rice mixture. If necessary add extra water but don't need a lot, maybe half an inch of water to cover the rice mixture. Steam the rice in the rice cooker. Mix well once done and enjoy.


A classic that I used to like...haven't had it for more than 2 decades.
ReplyDeleteThat recipe sounds like a lot of work, but it looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI´ve never seen chinese sausage here.
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ReplyDeleteThat container looks Muslim like.
Oh, it does look delicious! wonderful art too!
ReplyDeleteSo great to see your recipe! Happy Thursday!
ReplyDeleteOh, so yummy I could eat the leftovers for breakfast! Awesome Art💛
ReplyDeleteChristine linda a sua arte, pelo aspecto o arroz está muito bom e gostoso, bjs.
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious.
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Your drawing reminded me that we are all jars of clay in the hands of the Master Potter. Blessings, Christine!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post
ReplyDeleteGood art and yummy food, perfect.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday
Much♡love
Nice art. I have been eating so much Tofu Miso Soups lately, I am addicted to Tofu :-D
ReplyDeletevery good this recept and great painting of this clay pot!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Christine, a lovely artist and gourmet cook!! I like Martha's comment...yes we are jars of clay in the Potter's hand.
ReplyDeleteThe rice dish looks very good.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic. Glad the Sticky Rice turned out well.
ReplyDeleteNice tangine and yummy recipe. Have you ever used a tangine? I haven't.
ReplyDeleteLinda pintura. Gracias por la receta. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI do like stick rice.
ReplyDeleteWell, this made me hungry.
ReplyDeleteI wasn’t sure what a clay tagine was. I have seen them but looked it up and now I know. Thanks Christine, for this and also for the delicious meal.
ReplyDeletelove rice ..... yummy
ReplyDeleteI do like your clay tagine, and thanks for sharing your recipe.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Clay art is great
ReplyDeleteDish sounds healthy but tasty