Sticky Rice with Assorted Toppings – Xôi mặn
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Recipe: Sticky Rice with Assorted Toppings - Xôi mặn

By Helen Le Published: January 13, 2015
- Prep: 20 mins
- Cook: 30 mins
- Ready In: 1 hr 50 mins
- Yield: 3-4 Servings
- Cuisine: Southern Vietnam
- Course Entrée
- Skill Level: Moderate
Ingredients
- 2 cups sticky rice washed and soaked in water for at least 1 hour
- 3 tbsp dried shrimps soaked in hot water
- 3 Chinese sausages
- 100 g Vietnamese ham cut into strips
- crispy dried shallots
- quail eggs
- pork floss (optional) 2 inches thick
- quail eggs
- salt, pepper, chicken stock, sugar
- dark soy sauce
- vegetable oi
- garlic minced
- shallots thinly sliced
Instructions
- After soaking the rice in water for 1 hour, drain it very well, add salt chicken stock (½ tsp each), 1-2 tsp dark soy sauce, 2 tsp vegetable oil. Give it a good toss. Then add water just enough to cover the rice (about 1 cup of water). Cover and cook in the rice cooker as normal.

- Heat a pan on medium high and add 1 tbsp vegetable oil, then add some minced garlic and thinly sliced shallots and fry until fragrant. Then add sliced Chinese sausages. Stir-fry for 1 minute and then add some water to soften it. Then add the softened dried shrimps. Stir for 15 more seconds, and then add the "Cha lua" strips.

- Lower the heat or just turn it off and add the seasonings: 1 tsp sugar, 1 tsp chicken stock, 2 tbsp soy sauce. Mix really well then turn on the heat again. Keep mixing for another 1 minute on low heat and then turn off the heat. Also add in the hot boiled quail eggs and sprinkle some freshly cracked pepper on top.

- To prepare the scallion oil, place some chopped onion in a small bowl. Add a pinch of salt and a pinch of sugar to give it some taste. Then pour some hot oil over it or pour some vegetable oil and then heat it up in a microwave for about 15 seconds.

- When the rice is cooked, fluff well with a pair of chopstick. Transfer to a serving plate and add the toppings. Garnish with some crispy fried shallots and some pork floss. Finally add some scallion oil.

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Helen Le
Since 2011, I've passionately shared my cooking videos on social media to help food lovers make mouthwatering authentic Vietnamese dishes at home. I've been featured in many prestigious magazines and TV shows, playing different roles like a character, guest, and even a cooking show host. I'm also a proud author of best-selling cookbooks that have made their way into kitchens all over the world. You can grab my cookbooks in English, Vietnamese, or Chinese from tons of online stores and bookshops worldwide. Let's cook up some tasty adventures together!
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Since 2011, I've passionately shared my cooking videos on social media to help food lovers make mouthwatering authentic Vietnamese dishes at home. I've been featured in many prestigious magazines and TV shows, playing different roles like a character, guest, and even a cooking show host. I'm also a proud author of best-selling cookbooks that have made their way into kitchens all over the world. You can grab my cookbooks in English, Vietnamese, or Chinese from tons of online stores and bookshops worldwide. Let's cook up some tasty adventures together!







