I decided to give it a try by cooking in rice cooker instead of steaming. It turns out quite well & I saved half the cooking time. ;)
Glutinous Rice Recipe - adapted from Margaret Goh's recipe & doubled the portion.
Serve 5 - 6 people depending on your appetite! ;)
Ingredients :
500g of glutinous rice, soaked for 1.5hrs
8 dried mushrooms soaked & sliced thinly - soaked in 2 1/2 cups of water, water to be used in cooking the glutinous rice.
3 Chinese sausages (lup-cheong) sliced
50g dried shrimps cleaned
6 cloves garlic - finely chopped
Oil for frying
Spring onions, fried shallots, peanuts & chili for garnishing.
Seasoning
1 tbsp light soya sauce
2 tbsp sweet soya sauce
2 tsp sesame oil
2 tsp Chinese cooking wine
Salt & pepper to taste.
Preparation steps:
1. Soaked rice in advance & drained. Set aside.
2. Pan fry Chinese sausages without oil in a wok until you get a nice browning. There will be some oil from the lup-cheong. Dish out lup-cheong & set aside.
3. Add a little oil if there is not enough oil from the lup-cheong. Fry the garlic until fragrant, then add the dried shrimp, fry until the shrimp is golden brown. Then add in the mushrooms, fry for a few minutes. Don't have to be cooked.
4. Finally add glutinous rice into the fried mixture & fry a little while. Add in mushroom water (2 cups) & all the seasoning. Bring to a slight boil then transfer to the rice cooker pot immediately. Start to cook per normal setting for rice. Once rice cooker is done cooking , let it keep warm for 15 minutes. Do not open the lit, let the steam continues to cook the glutinous rice.
5. Give the cooked glutinous rice a good stir, dish out per serving. Garnish with fried lup-cheong, fried shallots, spring onions, peanuts & chili.
Bon appétit !
Chin's notes:
1. Do not fry the glutinous rice for too long just a few good stir to mix the ingredients well.
2. Do not boil the rice mixture for too long. Can immediately transfer to rice pot once you see the signs of boiling.
3. I used water from the soaked mushroom in cooking the glutinous rice to give it some flavouring. Alternatively 2 cups of water.
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