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Q: Why oil marinate into rice for congee?
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Who is a congee?

rice soup


What in English lugaw?

Lugaw is the Filipino word for congee or rice porridge.


Is eating cooked rice with water healthy?

Cooked rice with water is similar to Congee, a Chinese dish. Eaten by itself, it's probably not very nutritious. Congee is rice cooked until it is mushy and usually has some kind of meat, fish and/or vegetable added to it.


What can you eat Chinese dough sticks with?

dip in soy-bean milk, or rice congee


What does chicken stir fry taste like?

Plain rice congee, or zhou(粥), is very mild and bland, tasting much like watery white rice. There are other versions that are cooked with meat or with mushrooms. These taste more like a traditional soup. Some congee is cooked with beans, and these tend to be sweet. Plain congee is often eaten for breakfast with boiled eggs and pickled vegetables.


How long can you marinate a chicken in oil in vinegar in the fridge?

Overnight if you need to.


What is the duration of Dragon Eye Congee?

The duration of Dragon Eye Congee is 1.55 hours.


When was Dragon Eye Congee created?

Dragon Eye Congee was created on 2005-12-09.


What is the procedure to make bireyani?

Marinate the meat in yoghurt & then cook it with onions, tomatoes & herbs , in rice on a slow flame.


What do children eat for breakfast in China?

We adopted a girl from China and when we were there she loved congee (rice porridge), steamed eggs, steamed buns and any type of fresh fruit.


Can you marinate garlic cloves?

Yes, a good way is to roast the garlic cloves with some red peppers and then marinate them in Olive Oil. The oil develops a sweet garlic taste which is delicious as a salad dressing or drizzled on crusty bread.


What does the Chinese eat for breakfast?

Congee (rice porridge), baozi (steamed buns filled with meat or vegetables), beef noodles, tea eggs, steamed buns and warm soymilk.