Herbed chicken and rice

January 17, 2008 
Filed under Asia & beyond, School lunchbox, The rice bowl

This chicken and rice combo dish went into the kids’ lunch boxes last Tuesday. Cold cooked rice and the meat from the breast of a chicken and there was enough for baon and breakfast as well. This is a variation of the herb-loaded rice recipe in the archive which, in turn, was inspired by the herbed riced I enjoyed at Vieux Chalet. I never imagined that something I threw together in a rush would earn so many praises not only from my kids but from their classmates as well. They share, you know. Can I brag now that I raised them well? :)

herbed chicken and rice

Ingredients :

4 cups of cold cooked rice
meat from the breast of a 1 kg. chicken
1 tbsp. of dried basil
1 tbsp. of dried tarragon
half a head of garlic, peeled and finely minced
1 onion, coarsely chopped
salt
pepper
5-6 tbsps. of olive oil

Cooking procedure :

Cut the chicken breast meat into small pieces; 1-inch cubes would be good.

Heat the olive oil in a frying pan. Add the chicken pieces and cook until no longer pink. Add the basil, tarragon, garlic and onion. Season with salt and lots of freshly-ground pepper. Cook until the chicken pieces turn lightly brown along the edges. Add the rice. Stir well. Taste and add more salt and pepper if necessary. Cook, stirring often, until the rice is heated through.

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Comments

5 Comments on "Herbed chicken and rice"

  1. Jennifer on Thu, 17th Jan 2008 11:35 am 

    Chicken fried rice. Yummy!

  2. Ebba Myra on Fri, 18th Jan 2008 2:12 pm 

    My sister cooked this but she added malapot na gata. It was good!

  3. Abby on Fri, 18th Jan 2008 2:28 pm 

    ang sarap sobra ms. connie. my son loved it. thank you for sharing your recipes. God bless.

  4. Sherlima on Wed, 26th Mar 2008 9:26 pm 

    Fantastic taste, add a little bit of chilli, great stuff

  5. takejiro on Tue, 1st Apr 2008 5:31 pm 

    I found your site through Inquirer I think. I’m a student and I live alone in a dormitory here in Japan. This was the first recipe of yours that I tried and it was fantastic! So quick, cheap, and easy: perfect for lazy students like me. I also look out for new dishes to try on videojug. I plan to try out more of your recipes. Thanks for sharing them!




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