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Esta es mi versión de Chaufa… usando quinoa, es una receta baja en carbohidratos y muy fácil de cocinar. En primer lugar, debes saber de dónde viene la palabra “Chaufa”. Viene del chino “arroz frito” (Cháufán). “Arroz Chaufa” es la versión peruana del arroz frito chino desde la llegada de inmigrantes chinos al Perú. El nombre de la comida china peruana es “CHIFA” que viene del chino “comer arroz” o “ir a comer”.La receta tradicional del “Chaufa” se hace friendo arroz blanco cocido en un wok grande usando la llama de los quemadores. Este es el principal secreto de este sabroso plato; aunque no todo el mundo tiene una cocina de gas con grandes llamas, se puede hacer sin ella. Por supuesto, no va a tener el mismo sabor pero seguirá estando buenísimo.Antes de empezar con esta receta, tienes que saber que el Chaufa es una receta rápida pero fácil de hacer. Por eso, es importante tener todos los ingredientes listos antes de empezar a cocinar.
Esta es mi versión de Chaufa … usando quinua, una manera mas saludable de comerla y si estas en una dieta low cabr esta receta te cae a pelo. Un poco de cultura gastronomica no estaria nada mal, primero hay que saber de donde viene esta palabra.
Minced chicken ingredients
– In a large bowl, season the ground meat with salt and pepper, add a pinch of nutmeg, the pieces of hard boiled egg and a teaspoon of oregano powder. We are going to stir everything very well and we are going to put them aside for a moment.
– Then we will sauté with a little bit of oil (very little, because later we will have the bacon fat), the garlic and the onion, over medium heat, being very careful that the ingredients (especially the garlic) do not start to turn brown.
– While the oven is heating up, we are going to stuff the chicken (well cleaned and without feathers), taking care that it is well assembled. It is advisable to sew the chicken at the end or close it with toothpicks, to be able to bake it without risk of losing the stew. In fact, this will depend on the cut, because there are ways of boning the chicken without sewing it afterwards.
– To put the chicken in the oven, place it in a glass Pyrex or equivalent. The outside of the chicken should be well greased with oil, or with pieces of butter that will melt with the heat (I prefer the second option, because from my point of view, it gives more taste to the dish).
Pica Dominican chicken
Chaufa rice is an essential dish in Peruvian gastronomy. Composed of fried rice with various meats and soy sauce (sillao), it was popularized by Chinese cooks who settled in our country. Therefore, we are pleased to present here our homemade recipe so that everyone can prepare it easily.
Fortunately, there are a few dishes that can be prepared at home, the most common being noodle stir-fry and chaufa rice. In this recipe we will deal with chaufa, which is a combination of fried rice and sautéed meats.
So with cooked rice, some soy sauce and the addition we want (egg, sausage, chicken or meat) we can quickly enjoy the delicious chaufa rice that Peruvian-Chinese cuisine offers us. Enjoy your meal.
Dominican fried chicken no flour
So, the time I had thought about writing this post was wisely invested in enjoying Mom and Dad Vinegar, walking around Madrid, buying spices and eating at 80º, which I will include in the second round of favorites in Madrid, because I can’t wait to go back, the gnoccis with mushrooms were to die for, oh my, how delicious!
On Tuesday night, with the parents back in Valencia, I arrived too tired from trying to dance and decided that I’d better stay scratching my belly button, that hey, it was very good and that I would write the post on Wednesday at noon.
Result: post without writing, full belly and continuous modorra all afternoon. Some people are evil personified, I swear, they take me to the dark side of Asian food. So from writing post… loh lereleh.
I had planned a kind of Asian week with this and another post, but I can’t do it in the same week, so it will become a mini-series in two chapters of Asian-inspired cooking.