I sometimes get really confused thinking about what lunch I want to give to my employer. with this video from Mr. Ronald, it really helped me a lot thank you mr Ronald 🙏
Thank you Roland. This dish is really GOOD and easy. After work I come back home cook rice and steam the chicken at the same time. Just that I love bean sprouts so I also add at the bottom. And Wala. Thank you again🙏❤
Hi Roland, I just made this. I used drumlets instead. I found it a tad watery and may use 1 tbsp water next time. It has a very ‘Ching’ flavour n nothing overpowering which is just perfect. I know I’ll get it right the next time. Thx again for another easy recipe ! 👍🏼
I’ve tried making this today!! nice leh the gravy!! but my friend’s mom told me can also substitute the salt with chicken essence.. next week i try again
Will try this dish! I learnt to fry 经济米粉 black bee hoon from your channel and taste like outside stall's fried bee hoon. Thank you for the easy to follow recipes for busy personnel like me 😋
Chef, this recipe is excellent❤❤. Can you advise me how to multiple the recipe for a family of eight. Keep up the good work: easy, fast n tasty. Thank you so much for sharing.
Good morning! If you’re serving other dishes as well, you can consider multiplying this recipe by three. You can cut the chicken into smaller pieces so that everyone can take a few pieces from the plate. Hope this helps. Happy cooking!
This reminds me of the chicken herbal soup at Lau Wang Claypot. It's sweet instead of the typical strong Chinese herbs taste, probably they added dang gui as well. If you ever do a recipe to dupe that soup I shall be forever thankful 😊
I cooked this yesterday, put chopped chinese cabbage as the base for a complete meal then steam it top it off with chicken essense. It tasted heavenly! Thank you for the recipe 😍 my husband and inlaws loved it!
can try ginger & spring onion water - bash the ginger and spring onion roots (white part) and soak in a small cup of water for a few minutes or more. Can use for steam fish and other meat dishes.
No offense intended, but it is better to put in the goji berries later like 2-3 minutes before steaming completes to avoid overcooking and thus retain its medicinal value. As for dang gui, do consult your TCM doctor before taking.
Although I only used very little wine in this recipe, my only worry is the cooking time is not long enough to make sure all the wine is evaporated so I think it’s better not to give this to young kids.
Thank you for another great vid. I regularly shop at my local Asian supermarket here in the San Francisco Bay Area but I'm not familiar with "Angelica roots". Is there a substitute? Or can I just leave it out? I thought of substitutinng bay leaves, but I think that might change the flavor.
