In india we have hot n cold congee, cold version we add lot of yogurt, chilles, fish and drink it. Perfect start in the summers. Hot version is a comfort food when you r sick. We take this with lots of vegetables n crackers.
the original term was rice porridge, in Hong Kong it’s congee, there is a lot of variation in wordings for this, but it’s the most comforting food to eat when sick
This reminds me of a dish named "Haleem" typically made by slow cooking lamb or chicken in an assortment of spices and lentils it's a dish we enjoy every ramadan. It's very hearty and topped with crispy onions and ghee. Has more meat but a very worthy dish!!
What’s a sick food you have in your culture / family?
In india we have hot n cold congee, cold version we add lot of yogurt, chilles, fish and drink it. Perfect start in the summers. Hot version is a comfort food when you r sick. We take this with lots of vegetables n crackers.
Thank you so much Beautiful Soul for the recipe!
Mbak, ini mirip bubur ayam
In Cantonese we say the similar word for this type of rice porridge as the Korean word
Can you post the recipe?
This is not a soup, it's a meal
In Bangladesh, India and Pakistan we call this dish Khichri, or khichuri
It is equivalent of congee in China and HongKong and Macau and it is not an english name.
Congee,lugaw,pospas
Chicken aroz caldo in Philippines
Chicken and dumplings
Ive learned to make it thick with gravy and dry dumplings
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This dish just looks healing
It's Goto
Ubiquitous lmfao
As a Canadian, I don’t really have culture, poutine kinda sucks if you’re not drunk
That chicken looked so sensual lol
Yum 😋 I make chicken & vegetable soup when I need a healing fix, but I'm definitely going to try making yours. Thankyou hope ypur health is good 🙏
Khichuri
It's called ganji in my language
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Sperm with vegetables
Chicken still got his Crocs on.
Looks delicious
the original term was rice porridge, in Hong Kong it’s congee, there is a lot of variation in wordings for this, but it’s the most comforting food to eat when sick
Looks so good!
This reminds me of a dish named "Haleem" typically made by slow cooking lamb or chicken in an assortment of spices and lentils it's a dish we enjoy every ramadan. It's very hearty and topped with crispy onions and ghee. Has more meat but a very worthy dish!!