Saturday, April 12, 2008

Pineapple Rice

Jonathan's class celebrated International Friendship Day and he called me from school asking if I can cook pineapple rice for his class as their theme is Thai. So here it is my pineapple rice. Brought two pineapples filled with rice plus another big box of pineapple rice for his class. Heard from Jon that the kids finished everything. Happy that the children enjoyed it.

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Ingredients:

1 pineapple
100g chicken breast (diced)
100g prawns (shelled)
2 pcs of Chinese sausages (diced) (optional)
10 shallots sliced
2 cloves garlic (minced)
4 cups cold cooked rice
1 tbsp fish sauce
1 tsp yellow ginger powder
some pepper
some coriander leaves for garnishing
some pork/chicken floss
a little salt to taste

Cut the pineapple into halves, scoop out the fruit. Dice enough of the pineapple to fill a cup. Reserve the shell of the pineapple for later use.

Brown the shallots with oil. Remove and set aside for later use. Fry prawns and Chinese sausage (if using) and set aside. Brown the minced garlic and add in chicken. Fry until the chicken is cooked. Add in rice, fish sauce, pepper, pineapple, Chinese sausage and prawns and yellow ginger powder. Stir well. Add a little salt to taste.

Heat the pineapple shell in the oven at medium heat for about 10 mins. Scoop the rice into the pineapple shell. Sprinkle some fried shallots and floss and coriander leaves on top before serving.

8 comments:

Amy Goh said...

Hi Lee,

Yummy, yum, yum! What a treat for the kids! :0)

Little Corner of Mine said...

Pretty in yellow!

Yuri said...

What a coincidence, I cooked pineapple rice on Sunday too. Of course, presenation was miles apart from yours, that's why no photo ...

Hugbear said...

Hi Yuri, no presentation nevermind lah, as long as it taste good.

KWF said...

Wow Lee, these look just like those sold in Thai restaurant! Is it difficult to cut the pineapple like this?

Hugbear said...

Hi kwf, shouldn't be too difficult. I am fortunate because my domestic helper helped me cut them up.

Unknown said...

Hi Hugbear,

It looks delicious. Can you share your recipe? Btw, i have tried your char siew recipe and it was fantastic.

Mich

Busy Mummy said...

yr son is so lucky to have you as a mum...if my son asks for the same, i think i hv to order it from a thai restaurant takeaway :)

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