I have to try ways and means to get Renee to eat well, she is so picky with food. I made this soup for her and luckily she likes it. It is not difficult to make and it did not take a long time to cook - the pressure cooker is the way to go
Pound chicken breast with a mallet - use cling wrap on the bottom and top of chicken breast and sprinkle with a little water before pounding
Overturn a small bowl onto to a larger bowl which will fit into the pressure cooker
Place the pounded chicken breast onto the small bowl and cover the larger bowl with aluminium foil. Put the steamer rack and 1 inch of water in the pressure cooker. Put the bowl onto the steamer rack and cover the lid of pressure cooker.
Turn on the heat to high and when the pressure is high enough, the hissing will be loud, turn heat down and cook for 1/2 hour
Remove lid of pressure cooker only when all the pressure has been released. Take away the aluminium foil and remove the small bowl. The cooked chicken will be stuck to it.
The chicken essence will be at the bottom of larger bowl and is ready. Add a tiny pinch of salt to taste.
Note:
Foodie
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Chicken Essence
Any lean meat can be used.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
10 comments:
oh I love this soup. My mom used to make it for me all the time. But I think she use whole farm chicken instead.
.val
you can use the whole chicken if you wish but please remove the oil before drinking
hi ,
thanks for the wonderful detailed recipe photos.regds jtc
Thank you for posting this! My daughter is just as picky I have run out of ideas what to make for her. Thanks again.
Hi Lily, why is it that we have to put water on the meat before pounding? Jen
jen
to fasilitate movement so that the chicken breast spreads better when pounding
hi, i dont have a pressure cooker. Is there any other way tomake this?
Thank you.
anonymous
you can cook over the stovetop but it will take a long time perhaps a few hours and remember to replenish water as it cooks.
can i use black chicken instead?
thks
anonymous
absolutely, any meat will do
Post a Comment