There are four parts to this dish.
Part One: Roast Chicken
Chicken pieces: One piece per person
3 teaspoons of fish sauce
4 Kaffir Lime leaves
2 teaspoons of Sambal Oelek
1 tablespoon of peanut oil
Part Two: Lemon Grass Sauce
1 tablespoon peanut oil
2 shallots
2 cloves of garlic
1 stick of lemon grass
3 coriander roots finely chopped or minced
1 red chilli
medium size piece of ginger
125ml of cocnut milk
½ cup of chicken stock
1 kaffir lime leaf
2 teaspoons fish sauce
2 teaspoons of palm sugar
2 teaspoons of lime juice
Part Three: Risotto
3-4 cups of chicken stock
oil
60 g butter
1 large onion
2 cups of arborio rice
bok choy
Part Four: Glaze
1 teaspoon fish sauce
1 teaspoon lime juice
200ml chicken stock
1 red chilli
10 coriander stemms, finely chopped
20g butter
Part one
Marinate the chicken and set aside. When ready to cook, place in the oven at 190C and cook until juices flow clear. Rest for ten minutes. Depending on the size of the pieces anywhere between 30-45 minutes.
Part two
This is the sauce for the risotto and needs to be prepared before the risotto.
In a saucepan heat the oil and stir fry the shallots, garlic, lemongrass, coriander, chilli and ginger for 5 minutes until the flavour is released. Add milk, stock and lime leaves and simmer for 10 minutes. Add fish sauce, lime juice and sugar and check the flavours. Keep warm.
Part three: Risotto
Add onion butter and oil to a saucepan and melt until clear. Reduce heat and add the rice coating it well. Gradually add hot chicken stock until absorbed. Continue to dd the stock. Then add the lemongrass sauce half at a time and stir until rice is cooked and tender. Turn off the heat, add bok choy and place the lid on until boy choy wilts.
Part four
The glaze needs at least 30 mins to reduce.
In a small saucepan place all of the ingredients except for the butter. Very slowly reduce until thick like honey. Add butter to glaze just before serving.
To serve, Place the rice first, then chicken and drizzle with the glaze.
2 comments:
Bistro C recipe Noosa
I am so excited to find this online. I have a paper copy from a year 2000 Traveller magazine and I lost the method for the glaze (which turned out to be a no brainer anyway!). It is a delicious recipe. Thank you for publishing this.
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