Get: - some medium grain rice, rinsed
- Water chestnuts, sliced
- shrimp, peeled
- 20 floz garlic chicken stock
- 1 tbsp rice wine / dry sherry
- 1 tbsp soy sauce
- shitake mushrooms, stems removed, sliced
- handful of snow peas, chopped into thirds
- 5 drops of sesame oil
- salt, pepper, powdered ginger, garlic powder, onion powder
Do: - Rice:
- Steam the rice per package instructions
- Spread rice on a cookie sheet, very thin layer, like 0.5cm or less
- Bake at 300F for one hour, turning once, until crispy
- Cut into squares
- Deep fry squares until puffed, VERY fast, like less than 30 seconds
- remove to a paper towel and pat dry excess fried oil
- and serve in the soup
- Soup:
- Simmer the broth and flavor with the seasonings.
- The water chestnuts stay crisp forever, so you can put them in whenever.
- THIS SOUP COOKS VERY FAST! Don't put anything in it until ready to serve. I'd suggest frying the rice squares ahead of time
- Put the mushrooms and water chestnuts in at T-10 minutes
- Put the shrimp in at T-4 minutes
- Remove from heat
- Add the green onion and snow peas, and serve
- Add the crispy rice in each bowl
References: - https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/13125/chinese-sizzling-rice-soup/ (baking sheet method is in the comments)
- https://www.thespruceeats.com/sizzling-rice-soup-recipe-695041 (shitake broth)
- https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-jap-164098
Results: - snow peas way way overcooked! Putting them in 5 minutes ahead was still way too much. I'd basically put them in in the last 30 seconds at most, with no heat.
- shrimp went in at 4 minutes, and it wasn't that overcooked. fine to do that
- water chestnuts were nice
- flavor was generally okay but dominated by the snow peas.
- the shitake was also overcooked! i wouldn't simmer them for 20 minutes. maybe more like 5.
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- the puffed rice really actually needs true deep frying. it worked great when it hit the oil, but the rest of it didn't actually cook.
- also don't brownÂ
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- fried sticky rice balls - needs more bacon, needs more soy, maybe rice vinegar.
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