Rice Porridge (Arroz Caldo)

Today I decided to cook some rice porridge with chicken and eggs - Also known as Arroz Caldo. It is better eaten with fried tofu and some fatty fatty parts of the PIG ekkkk, must not forget the pig ears! (tokwa’t baboy) But unfortunately, I don’t know any ETHNIC store here, I am vacationing no! [Shoprite/Geunardi's wont sell any of that "Ethnic Stuffs" PIG's ear and tofu.]

Most people who eats rice porridge are people who are sick and is old… No I am not that old yet, obviously I AM YOUNG! And for everybody’s information? I still have a full set of my teeth hahaha.

- When I was little I used to eat this rice porridge, whenever I was sick and is having a hard time swallowing. And this rice porridge others refer to as goto or lugaw is better eaten after a hard days night or as in night out. For it warms your tummy and it is good too for hangovers! [Hello, manginginom tong kausap nyo!]

The other day I have alot of leftover chicken in the fridge and I just don’t want to throw it in the trash, Geez there’s alot of people all over the world who lives under a dollar a day and is hungry no! And I guess this is one of the many reasons why I am gaining weight? That even I am already filled up I force myself to eat everything that’s in my plate - Wahahaha, what an excuse!

It is better eaten warm! Serve with fish sauce and lime juice. [Pucha try to eat it cold? Di naman kaya parang nasa Dachau concentration camp ka nyan?] So eat it warm! Heeeeheee…

Here’s what you’ll be needing….

Chicken cut into strips
A tablespoon cooking oil
2 garlic cloves
Medium size onion - chopped
A teaspoon of fresh ginger - chopped
1/2 cup rice
1/2 sticky rice
5 cups of water / chicken broth is optional
Fish sauce
Scallions - optional
Freshly ground black pepper

In a medium size pot put heat over medium heat, sauté garlic in oil until lightly brown. Add ginger and onion and stir. Add chicken pieces. Add your rice, water and a little fish sauce and pepper. Stir occasionally.

Cover and simmer in low heat for about 20 minutes or until the consistency of a soup has been reached. If if doesn’t have a consistency of a soup, then add a little water.

Comments

8 Responses to “Rice Porridge (Arroz Caldo)”

  1. bluepanjeet on September 24th, 2008 12:27 am

    wow, ikaw pala to haha. astig. Kala ko kung sino WOK WITH YAN yung nagcocomment kay KK haha. Congrats I love this blog. Nabubusog ako.

    Anyhow pwede ko ba gamitin mga food mo sa series ko na food for the soul?

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  2. reyna elena on September 24th, 2008 2:05 am

    hahahaha! lukaret ka talaga! eh naman, subukan mo ngang kainin yan pag galing sa freezer aber! hahahaha

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  3. Diwatang Byaning on September 24th, 2008 2:11 am

    Hahaha eye em not like you kinakain young yelo sa freezer bwahahha….

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  4. Diwatang Byaning on September 24th, 2008 2:17 am

    walkwithyoung.com is different youngcancook.net sige sama mo that is if eye em qualified wa ako soul

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  5. reyna elena on September 24th, 2008 2:22 am

    wadyu mean wa ka soul? gaya nung chorvalais top medical ekek na ang sinasamba eh mga unggoy??? hahaha!

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  6. Diwatang Byaning on September 24th, 2008 3:26 am

    ol i know is eye em top bwahahah

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  7. roni on September 24th, 2008 1:39 pm

    ayoko nyan, walang garnish! Tsaka yung tuyo, yoko rin, wala ring garnish! pede mag-apply, taga dekoreyt…hahaha, nakakagutom ditoooooo!

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  8. YoungCan on September 24th, 2008 6:50 pm

    Anong garnish ba dapat nyan? Scallion? Hahahah sorry purita ako ngayon…

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