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Setup home made Chinese steamboat, hot pot cooking food recipes
from: KulkarniTired of playing the host? A good solution to the ennui of hosting a dinner and scurrying between the kitchen and the living room is the 'steamboat'. Chinese hot pot more commonly called as Chinese steamboat or steam boat or chines founde. Steamboats or Chinese hot pots have been around for more than 1,000 years. One account, which attributes its origin to Mongolia, will have us believe that Mongol warriors used their helmets to cook. But there is no historical data to support this theory. There is some disagreement over whether northern China was its birthplace or the Sichuan province in the south-central part of the country.
The vessel allows you to transform your dining table into a cooking terminal. As a result you can simmer a broth live while making a delightful recipe in which your guests are the cooks as well. This steam boat generally consisting of a simmering metal pot of stock places at the center of the dining table on any heat simmer or electric heating system. In this method cooking of recipes by adding ingredients as well as simmering will happen simultaneously and then transfers to the pots placed in the same dining table. Typical hot pot dishes include thinly sliced meat, leafy vegetables, mushrooms, wontons, egg dumplings, and seafood.
Even though the steamboat is an Asian form of interactive cooking, with variations from Korea to Japan to China, the vessel itself is available now all over world including in Eastern country cities London. And with ingredients easily available in the local markets, you are quite ready to take on this exotic concept for a unique dining experience.
Here is how to make Huo Guo, with required ingredients.
A wheat noodle broth with sesame seed paste, chilli oil, preserved red bean curd, spring onion greens, Chinese parsley, sesame oil, preserved garlic and preserved shredded ginger, to which you can boil your favourite meat(s). In addition we recommended to add some appetisers, braised chicken and cucumber salad, to complement the Huo Guo as well.
Appetisers
Ingredients Quantity for Braised Chicken
- Breast of chicken 60gram
- Oyster sauce 10grams
- Oil to panfry the chicken
Ingredients Quantity for Cucumber Salad
- Cucumber peeled One & sliced
- Cherry tomato half cut 30grams
- Coriander 2grams
- Salt to taste
- Sugar half a teaspoon
- Vinegar 10ml
Ingredients Quantity for Accompaniments
- Sesame seed paste 100 grams
- Chilli oil 30 ml
- Spring onion greens 50 grams (chopped)
- Sesame oil 30 ml
- Garlic 80 grams
- Shredded ginger 80 grams
Ingredients Quantity for Meat Set
- Chicken breast 100 grams
- Tenderloin 100 grams
- Lamb 100 grams
- Pork 30 ml
- Lettuce 80 grams
- Chicken pot sticker 80 grams
Ingredients Quantity for Noodle
- Wheat noodles 120 grams
Ingredients Quantity for Broth
- Chicken Stock 120 ml
To captain your own Steamboat at home, here are a few simple steps:
Step 1 Choose a good pair of chopsticks
Step 2 Pick the ingredient of your choice and dip it into the bubbling brew
Step 3 Stir for a few seconds
Step 4 Immerse it in your favourite sauce
Step 5 Savour the delightful flavours
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