Congee is nothing more than a simple rice porridge, but man can it be comforting! It’s an Asian breakfast staple, a dim sum classic, and a blank canvas to add your own flavors. Traditionally white rice is used, but sometimes I like to use brown rice for a heartier, healthier porridge with a subtle nutty flavor. Heartier vegetables such as kale, escarole, shiitakes, leeks, and even Brussels sprouts are perfect in it. One of my favorite combos is this recipe: marinated strips of beef, dried shiitake mushrooms, and garlic chips.

Why this recipe works:

Adjusting the ratio of water typically used for a more traditional white rice congee produces a brown rice congee that’s just as creamy and silky.
Soaked shiitakes, garlic chips, garlic oil, and beef add layers of flavor to make a hearty, comforting dinner or breakfast.

or the Beef: In a large bowl, combine the ground beef, cornstarch, soy sauce, oil, salt, and sugar. Mix well and set aside in the refrigerator.

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For the Garlic Chips: Peel and thinly slice the cloves from a whole head of garlic. Add slices of garlic in a saucepan with olive oil. Turn the flame to medium low and slowly fry the garlic until pale golden brown. Stir the garlic every few minutes, checking to make sure they are not burning.

This should take about 15 minutes. When the garlic is done, drain through a fine mesh strainer set in a bowl. Transfer garlic to a small bowl and season with 1/2 teaspoon of salt. Mix and set aside. Reserve the garlic oil.

This is one of my favorite recipe of beef strips that I must add to your recipe. It is somewhat simiar, though there are some differences.
A great tasting and savory beef strips dish that you can cook any time. This dish is so easy the ingredients in cooking this dish is usually available in you kitchen pantry and your refrigerator. You only need the fry the beef first to enhance the flavor then saute some aromatics like garlic and onion. After that put some water, tomato sauce, vinegar, horse raddish, mustard, salt and pepper then simmer until the beef is tender. One interesting ingredient in this dish is the horse radish that makes this a spicy beef. Usually a lot of chilies or peppers are used to make a dish spicy. But the spiciness of this dish comes from the horse radish. If you wonder what is a horse radish and what it taste like, if you have tasted wasabi paste, then that’s it! it taste like wasabi. Actually horse radish is usually substituted to wasabi plant when making wasabi paste for sushi because wasabi are very expensive.

By the way, you can also use pork steak instead of beef if there is none available or you don’t find beef appetizing. Also, beef is tougher than pork so it will depend on you which meat you want to cook in this dish.

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Mmmhh am just trying to imagine what it tastes like. If I may ask is it the actual skin from fish or is something else added. Am imagining it must be crunchy like crisps if am not wrong and maybe it’s deep fried? I would like to know how they are made from scratch maybe that way I will have an idea about what everyone is on about fish skin. Otherwise I know how it feels when you are away from home and you get to see posts of good that you love back at home and can’t have it, it’s not a very good feeling but at least you got to sample and you loved it lucky you.

I have never had something like this before. It looks delicious by the looks of it, and also by the description of it that you have clearly elaborated here in your blog post. I might have tried this thing as well as I am open to experimenting but I don’t know if it will be available in the local market where I live. I have had fish chips before and that’s very delicious too. Can’t seem to compare the two as I haven’t tasted this yet.
Thanks for you review. 🙂

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